Sustainable green homes with Maharishi Vastu architecture

Maharishi Vastu TV    Translate This Article
1 October 2010

When building in harmony with Natural Law, according to Maharishi Vastu architecture, it is really ''natural'' to be building sustainably with natural, non-toxic materials suitable to the local climatic conditions, say experts on the subject.



This includes using materials such as wood, brick, rammed earth, popped clay (Liapor) and adobe, as well as natural finishes such as clay stucco, marble, and ceramic tile; natural fiber for carpets, curtains and furniture; and healthy, natural, non-toxic paints and glues.

Vedic homes are not built near harmful electromagnetic fields caused by such things as high-tension lines and microwave towers. Special precautions are taken, including shielding of all electrical wiring, in order to ensure that electromagnetic fields are not propagated within the home. Ideally, all materials and appliances in Maharishi Vastu buildings should be pure and healthy.

Increasing numbers of Vastu homes are being constructed with environmentally friendly, sustainable technologies, achieving highest LEED and Baubiology standards, which more completely align the buildings with Natural Law. This includes growing numbers of buildings with small or zero carbon footprints. They use such technologies as solar hot water, photovoltaic electrical power, geothermal, daylighting and rainwater catchment.

To view homes illustrating these principles, visit: Maharishi Vastu TV.

To learn more about this topic, visit: www.MaharishiVastu.org/sustainability.

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