SCIENTIFIC VASTU | SITE SLOPE | An Architect Explains
According to Vastu Shastra, the Site slope affects the design of the house and the flow of the run-off around
Read MoreAccording to Vastu Shastra, the Site slope affects the design of the house and the flow of the run-off around
Read MoreAccording to Vastu Shastra, the Site ‘Shape’ affects the well being of the inmates. Some shapes have a good effect,
Read MoreAccording to Vastu Shastra, the location of the Site is very important. Some locations are very auspicious while some others
Read MoreThe ancient Indian text Mayamatam on Vastu Sastra, written thousands of years ago, explains the legend of the Vastu Purusha.
Read MoreAccording to Vastu Shastra, the entire universe exists in endless space and has no direction whatsoever. However, on Earth our
Read MoreThe Earth’s magnetic field is similar to that of a bar magnet with one pole near the geographic North pole
Read MoreSunlight has two spectra – the visible spectrum and the invisible spectrum. VISIBLE SPECTRUM – The visible spectrum consists of
Read MoreThe Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) is an international not-for-profit membership organization that promotes the study and preservation of the
Read MoreVaastu rests on the assumption that the Earth is a living organism out of which other living creatures and organic
Read MoreVastu Shastra was formulated by our ancestors nearly 4000 years ago, as a vedic science of layout and planning of
Read MoreVastu Shastra literally translated means the ‘Science of Buildings’ since ‘Shastra’ means a ‘Science’ and ‘Vastu’ means ‘all places of
Read MoreThe International Union of Architects was founded in Lausanne (Switzerland) on 28th June 1948, to unite the Architects of the
Read MoreAn Architect presents different drawings at different Stages as explained below: CONCEPT DRAWINGS – After the initial discussions with the
Read MoreAn architectural drawing or architect’s drawing is a technical drawing of a building. Architectural drawings are used to develop a
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