Vastu Designs Delivered
Vastu Shastra is not a final checklist — it is the starting framework for every measurement in a temple. We get this right first, before any construction decision.
Our Vastu Shastra design service covers full site assessment, cardinal alignment of the Garbhagriha (sanctum), Mandapa dimensions calculated using the Talamana proportional system, Dwara (entrance) sizing, idol niche dimensions matched to the chosen deity, and positioning of any ritual pits (kunda).
This consultation can be engaged independently — useful for trusts or architects who want a Vastu-compliant design before tendering construction separately — or as the first phase of a full MANDIR construction project. Either way, you receive detailed drawings and a written Vastu compliance report.
A complete design package, deliverable independently or as the foundation for full construction.
Cardinal alignment calculated for the sanctum, the single most important Vastu decision in any temple design.
Mandapa, Dwara and Shikhara dimensions calculated using the traditional Talamana measurement system rather than arbitrary sizing.
Soil, slope and drainage evaluation to ensure the chosen layout is both Vastu-compliant and structurally sound.
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Common questions about vastu Shastra Mandir Design.
Yes, the Vastu consultation is offered as a standalone service. Many trusts and architects engage us purely for design before tendering construction separately.
Talamana is the traditional proportional measurement system used in Indian temple architecture, where all dimensions of the Mandapa, Dwara and Shikhara derive from a base unit related to the deity's idol size.
An initial site assessment and design typically takes 2-4 weeks, including drawings and a written compliance report.
Yes, the same orientation and proportioning principles apply at home-mandir scale, just with smaller Talamana base units.