Creating ideal, healthy homes: Applying modern bau-biology to ancient Vedic architecture
by Global Good News staff writer

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25 November 2010

Bau-biology offers an important contribution from modern science to the ancient science of Maharishi Vedic Architecture, supporting Vastu principles including natural, non-toxic building materials.

Rolf Kiupel, a bau-biologist and architect at MERU in Holland, explained how these two approaches create ideal healthy homes.

Bau-biology covers planning and design in architecture and provides extensive knowledge of the best modern materials for diverse applications.

Bau-biology emerged in the 1950s in Germany in response to the growing number of synthetic architectural materials with unknown effects on health, Dr Kiupel said. Before this time, 80 per cent of construction materials were natural, and now in 2010, 85 per cent are synthetic.

The fact that most people spend 90 per cent of their time indoors, and only 10 per cent of their time outdoors in 'fresh air' led bau-biologists to develop methods to ensure fresh, pure, indoor air.

Energy conservation and sustainable energy utilizing solar, wind, and geothermal sources are also recommended.

Electromagnetic and other forms of radiation, as well as environmental pollution are also causes of health concerns for which bau-biology offers practical solutions.

In conjunction with bau-biology, Maharishi Vedic Architecture supports all of these aspects of healthy building, and in addition goes beyond them to provide Fortune-Creating homes and offices fully in accord with Natural Law.

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