Article Abstract
International Journal of Advance Research in Multidisciplinary, 2024;2(3):113-118
Integrative design: Applying Vaastu Shastra to washroom for enhanced productivity and well-being
Author : Danish Kalam Sharieff and Dr. Nischay N Gowda
Abstract
Vaastu Shastra, an ancient Indian architectural science, prescribes principles for designing spaces that harmonize with natural elements and promote well-being. Applying Vaastu Shastra principles to the design of washrooms involves aligning spatial orientation, materials, and layout to optimize energy flow and create a balanced environment. This abstract explores the integration of Vaastu Shastra in washroom design, highlighting its influence on aspects such as placement of fixtures, ventilation, and use of colors to enhance hygiene, comfort, and psychological well-being. By aligning modern architectural practices with Vaastu Shastra guidelines, washroom designs can potentially contribute to a more harmonious and auspicious living environment.
Keywords
Vaastu Shastra, ancient architecture, energy flow, spatial orientation, harmonious design, natural elements, balanced environment, fixture placement, ventilation, color psychology