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- One day Revathi Kamath was called by Bosch General Managers and asked her to do Landscape work which she did not know the definition of. As she told them she had no idea what landscaping was, they gave her a weak to learn. So Revathi Kamath went to a bookstore called Sapna Book House and searched for books about landscaping.
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In this video, Revathi Kamath reveals her journey as a leading landscape architect. From consulting for top universities to her impactful work with Tata Stee...
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Early life. Revathi Kamath was born in Bhubaneswar, Odisha in a Tamil Brahmin family. She spent her formative years in Bangalore and tribal areas along the Mahanadi river, where her father, an engineer was working on the Hirakud dam. These early years left a deep impression on her understanding of nature, people and the rhythms of life. [3]
Revathi Kamath’s model emphasizes sustainability by involving local governance bodies and community groups in the maintenance of rejuvenated lakes. By training local leaders and establishing water user associations, Her team ensures that the benefits of her initiatives are long-lasting.
Jul 24, 2020 · Revathi Kamath, who passed away on July 21, 2020, was a ground-breaking Indian architect in the field of sustainability and mud architecture, with her revolutionary ideas and design works.
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Landscaped areas can serve as outdoor classrooms where residents, especially children, can learn about local flora and fauna, sustainable practices, and the importance of environmental conservation.
A pioneer in ‘Mud Architecture‘ Revathi Sekhar Kamath founded the Kamath Design Studio with her husband Vasant Kamath, who explored different traditional techniques and materials. Their studio believed in reviving the vernacular way of life, which was lost due to rapid Industrialization post-Indian Independence.
