Newari architecture is closely associated with Kathmandu Valley urban civilization and includes temples, courtyards, carved wood windows, brick construction, and ritual urban space.
Dense settlement patterns, courtyards, shrines, water systems, and ceremonial pathways form important parts of Newari urban morphology.
Wood carving, metalwork, roof forms, and layered religious symbolism are major features of Newari architectural identity.
This page connects with Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan, Bhaktapur, temple wood carving, and Kathmandu Valley sacred geography.