ART 9 - Maleny.pdf - Vedic Architecture
ART 9 - Maleny.pdf - Vedic Architecture
ART 9 - Maleny.pdf - Vedic Architecture
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Facing East<br />
North Verandah<br />
The house is supported on stumps and a timbercrete plinth, has a tongue and groove timber floor,<br />
external walls of weatherboard style panels and a colorbond roof.<br />
It consists of 2 bedrooms, retreat/small living area, kitchen, combined dining and living room,<br />
study, large entry and Brahmasthan space, meditation room, guest bedroom/lecture room, 2<br />
bathrooms, additional WC and a vestibule. The house is designed so that the private living areas<br />
are separate from the rooms on the North side which can be used for TM teaching activities and<br />
Ayur Veda consultations. There are large verandahs on the East and North and a carport outside<br />
the Vastu in the Northwest corner of the lot.<br />
Landscaping and <strong>Vedic</strong> gardens are to be designed and created soon.<br />
The Vastu fence surrounds the home to provide protection and promote positivity and the Kalash<br />
adorns the central roof position connecting Heaven and Earth.<br />
North Door and Vestibule<br />
Kitchen<br />
Wendy’s reflections and experiences:-<br />
“Once I decided to build it was a really enjoyable process to design the house exactly as I wanted.<br />
Mike’s input both from a Sthapatya Veda point of view and from the practical level of the steps<br />
to take was invaluable. There were some delays and obstacles on the way but nothing that could<br />
not be overcome and on the whole the process went really smoothly. I started out with just the<br />
intention to build and a few ideas of how to make it happen but really not a lot behind me to<br />
begin with; what I did experience was quite incredible nature support in getting the land, the loan<br />
and a good builder.