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Exposure through travel is an important aspect of learning at ASAD. Hence, the students of 2nd and 3rd Year were taken to Goa, where they studied the indigenous settlement of Fontainhas, and explored Goa’s extensive modern architecture through the works of Charles Correa and Dean Dcruz. The 4th Year students

he batch of 2018 – 23 relived their memories and celebrated their success at an intimate ceremony held in the ASAD amphitheatre. The ceremony was presided over by noted academician Ar. Rajeev Kulkarni, who gave the fresh graduates a set of values and principles to live by as a budding

The Annual exhibition for the year held at Aba Bagul Udyan documented ASAD’s journey as a premier architectural institute through displays of academic and co – academic works. The exhibition was appreciated was all visiting professionals, including the chief guest Ar. Vikas Achalkar, who inspired the students to stand strong

Learning from industry experts continued in the current academic year through guest lectures from noted architects like Ar. Hemant Mahajan, Ar. Sanjeev Vidyarthi and Ar. Snehal Pisal. The experts elaborated on various topics like sustainable practice, city planning at intermediate urban scale and upcoming career trends in the industry.

ASAD is proud to announce that student teams from the 3rd and 4th Year were one of the two teams in their respective categories to win at zonal level and get shortlisted for the national round of the COA student awards for Excellence in documentation of architectural heritage 2023. We are

ASAD heartily congratulates Ar. Rakesh Shekatkar for winning the S.J. Contracts Award for Excellence in Teaching, instituted by IIA, Pune Chapter. Ar. Shekatkar is a senior faculty member at ASAD, well known and loved for his simple teaching of technical and Design subjects, sensitive mentoring and deep, personal connect with

Second year students and faculty attended a unique workshop and hands – on session co – ordinated by Ar. Satyendra Bhagat to explore natural building techniques and construction of the ‘Rohtak’ dome – a specialized, hyperboloid shallow dome built without formwork or centering. The students interacted with the traditional craftsmen