This stately institutional building features a symmetrical neoclassical facade with grand arched windows topped by prominent keystones. The stone exterior and ornamental details give it a scholarly appearance. Inside, vaulted ceilings contribute a sense of grandeur. The classical architecture establishes this as an important place of learning, with the composition designed to convey permanence, integrity and wisdom.

This neoclassical-inspired design for the Civil & Hydro “Block” at Council For Technical Education & Vocational Training Rapti Technical School Gobardiya-Dang, Nepal features a stately stone facade and ornamental details that give it an institutional, scholarly aesthetic.

The exterior cladding utilizes locally-sourced stone in stacked courses with a roughhewn texture. Arched windows with prominent keystones and a central portico supported by columns creates a symmetrical, grand entrance.

Inside, vaulted ceilings in the main hallway contribute grandeur, while expansive banks of windows usher in natural light. The materials palette combines stone, wood and metal for durability.

The neoclassical elements layered throughout the architecture establish this building as an important center of learning, while nodding to classical education influences. The composition as a whole conveys permanence, integrity and wisdom.