Kathmandu
RG Creations, a Baluwatar‑based architecture, engineering and interior‑design firm, announced an aggressive expansion into Nepal’s luxury event‑venue market on April 3. According to a press statement released by RG Creation, Chairperson Ram Giri has emphasised the company’s mission to fuse traditional Nepali heritage with modern safety standards, positioning its work as a “royal” reflection of the country’s cultural legacy.
The firm claims government approval, a portfolio that includes venues such as Victory Club, Faces Club and the Royal Empire Boutique Hotel, and more than 785 five‑star Google reviews. It offers end‑to‑end services from architectural plans and structural safety designs to 3‑D interior layouts, targeting weddings, family celebrations and commercial hospitality projects across Kathmandu, Butwal, Chitwan and Pokhara.
A retired professional, ManiPrasad Shrestha, praised RG Creations for delivering a “royal durbar‑style” venue that filled bookings within its first month, highlighting the company’s blend of historic aesthetics with modern amenities. Giri added that the firm incorporates Vastu principles and strategic mandap placement to promote prosperity and safety.
RG Creations also announced a new program to send engineers abroad for specialised training and to attend international seminars, aiming to keep its design practices aligned with global advances in construction materials and technology. The company asserts that its integrated, one‑stop solution will turn ordinary land into “lasting memories” and lucrative, socially‑shareable destinations.
