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Vastu shastra: a standalone construct

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Vastushastra1 CONSTRUCTVastu shastraCHAKRABARTI · ARCHITECTURE

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Architecture

the traditional Indian body of texts on architecture and planning covering site, orientation, proportion and layout.

In architecture, Vastu shastra refers to the traditional Indian body of texts on architecture and planning covering site, orientation, proportion and layout. This meaning comes from Chakrabarti (1998) in Indian architectural theory.[1]

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  1. Chakrabarti, V. (1998). Indian architectural theory. Oxford University. ISBN 9780195650419

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