ASDAV - Asian School of Design & Applied Vastu, an online architecture and interior design education platform, announces the expansion of its global learning community. Founded by architect Jasmine Ahluwalia, the platform now serves students from India, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, and other countries, with more than 2,000 students trained and over 200 live learning sessions delivered.
Addressing the Industry Gap
ASDAV focuses on bridging the gap between academic education and industry requirements. The platform offers practical, project-based learning in Architecture, Interior Design, BIM, Revit, and Applied Vastu. Courses are delivered through live online classes led by industry mentors, providing students with hands-on experience and real-world skills.
Faculty and Pedagogy
The faculty includes professionals from prestigious institutions such as IIT (Indian Institutes of Technology), SPA (School of Planning and Architecture), CEPT University, and NID (National Institute of Design). This ensures that students receive high-quality instruction grounded in both academic excellence and professional practice.
Global Reach and Impact
The expansion reflects growing demand for flexible, accessible architecture education worldwide. ASDAV’s online model enables students from diverse geographical locations to access expert training without relocating. The platform’s curriculum emphasizes practical application, preparing graduates for careers in architecture, interior design, and BIM.
Founder’s Vision
Jasmine Ahluwalia, founder of ASDAV, stated, “Our goal is to make quality architecture education accessible to aspiring designers everywhere. By combining expert faculty with a project-based approach, we equip students with the skills needed to thrive in the industry.”
Future Plans
ASDAV plans to introduce new courses and expand its mentor network to further enhance learning outcomes. The platform aims to continue its growth trajectory, reaching more students globally while maintaining high educational standards.
For more information, visit the ASDAV website.
