Sketch a G+1 residential plan according to Vaastu Shastra and Calculation of Loads as per IS code
Aim:
To draw a G+1 floor residential plan according to the vaastu shastra and the essential structural drawing needed to be provided to the site for cnstruction.
Introduction:
- Vaastu shatra is the ancient science of architecture and acts as a guideline to design a home in the way that enhances positive energy.
- A good home needs to radiate right kind of energy. A person dwelling in a house comes under the influence of specific energy field which inturn influences him.
- Vaastu shastra and ancient science propounds such theory based on direction, architecture, astronomy and even astrology.
- Therefore, it is very crucial to understand the link between the healing act of vaastu and our homes in spreading positivity and good vibes.
Basic principles of vaastu shastra:
- Shape: Rooms should be preferably square or rectangle.
- Room basics: Rooms should be airy, well lit, bright and clean,
- Home centre: Centre of the house should be an empty space.
- Stairs and furniture: Heavy furniture should be kept in southwest direction.
- Water: Avoid keeping plants and water feature in the bedroom. Dining table: Dining space should be near the kitchen and not nearthe main door,
- Mirror placement: Mirror facing beds is strictly not allowed. Mirrors in bedoom should be placed in such a way that the bed cannot be seen.
Significance of Eight Directions:
We have four cardinal (North, South, East, and West) and four intercardinal directions (North-west, North-east, South-west, and South-east). Each direction signifies an aspect of life and is governed by various gods. While North is the direction for wealth, south is for dharma. West and East are for prosperity and overall success.
Ground Floor Digram :
First Floor Digram :
