Vastu
Let the place support the life within it.
Vastu guidance in Sri Lanka for homes, land and workplaces, considering orientation, daily use, light and practical constraints.
The wider view
Begin with the place as it really is.
Vastu is most useful when the land, climate, household and purpose of a space are considered together. Orientation matters, but so do light, air, access and the routines that make a place work.
Guidance can be considered before a new plan is fixed, while adapting an existing home, or when reviewing a workplace. Practical limits are part of the conversation, not an inconvenience to ignore.
What we consider
Context changes the meaning.
Land and orientation
The site, approach, levels and surrounding conditions form the starting point.
Daily movement
Rooms should support how people arrive, gather, rest, work and move through the day.
Climate and light
Shade, breeze, heat and rainfall belong in any thoughtful Sri Lankan plan.
How we work
Plans are read alongside daily life.
A plan can show relationships between spaces, but it cannot explain a household on its own. We look at the drawings, the site and the way the place needs to be used before discussing options.
Before you arrive
A few useful things to bring.
- A site plan, floor plan or clear sketch
- Photos and the direction of the main approach
- The household or work routines the space must support
Related note
Thinking about a new home
Start with the land, climate and life of the household before a floor plan becomes difficult to change.
Read the notePlan a consultation
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