I still remember making this logo for National Reconstruction Authority using SolidWorks.

The tower in the middle is the nine-storied building called Dharahara, located in Kathmandu, Nepal. It collapsed in the 2015 Nepal earthquake. However, the base survived, and the dark-colored lower part of the tower represents it while the bright colored upper part of the tower represents the destroyed structure. The small gap helps to separate these two structures and signifies the present and the future.

On the right of Dharahara, the person holding it portrays the responsible authority taking the lead to rebuild Dharahara and restoring the heritage and the pride of the country during the process.

On the left of Dharahara, it is Nepal's flag representing the desire and responsibility of every Nepalese to work on restoring all our heritages like Dharahara that fell during the disaster.

The people at the bottom of Dharahara represent all ethnic groups that live in Nepal, and different colors show the nation's diversity. The main reason for portraying the people of different ethnic groups is to show solidarity among people during the ups and downs.