PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO ASHWINI RAMDAS SARODE ASHWINI RAMDAS SARODE

Architecture, landscape and the ground between them.

DisciplineArchitecture / Landscape
Edition2026
Contents05 Sheets · 06 Plates
BEYOND BUILDINGS BEYOND BUILDINGS

“I aspire to design architecture where nature, people, and place coexist in harmony.”

My design philosophy is grounded in the idea that landscape is not an addition to architecture—it is architecture itself. Trees, water, light, wind, and changing seasons shape how people perceive and experience space. I strive to create environments where natural elements become active participants in daily life, improving environmental quality while strengthening emotional connections between people and place.

Perspective render: a planted colonnade and public edge along a brick and glass civic building.
Fig. 01 — Streetscape colonnade · people, canopy, threshold Sheet 02

Studies

ELEMENTS AS MATERIAL ELEMENTS AS MATERIAL

Trees, water, light, wind and changing seasons are treated here as building material. Four living studies, drawn in the ink of the practice—each one a diagram of a force that shapes space before any wall does.

LIGHT

Sun-path study · light as structure

S.01

WATER

Ripple study · stillness and motion

S.02

WIND

Flow study · air made visible

S.03

SEASON

Growth-ring study · time as material

S.04

Plates

LIFE AT THE THRESHOLD LIFE AT THE THRESHOLD
Detail: two people sitting beneath flowering arches and tree canopy.
Fig. 02 — Gathering beneath the archesFrom Fig. 01
Detail: a runner passing the colonnade while another figure waits by a tree.
Fig. 03 — Passing through, staying nearFrom Fig. 01
Detail: figures at the brick parapet above the arched glazing, trees in front.
Fig. 04 — The inhabited edgeFrom Fig. 01
Detail: the material stack — brick parapet, glass band, canopy below.
Fig. 05 — Brick, glass, canopyFrom Fig. 01

Terrain

SHAPING GROUND SHAPING GROUND

Move across the field — the ground rises to meet you, then settles.