पूर्वाभिमुखी प्लॉट (55 फुट x 36 फुट) के लिए वास्तु अनुसार आरेख

(सभी माप फुट में, 1 फुट ≈ 30.48 सेमी)

 उत्तर (36 फुट)
+--------------------------------------------------+
|  नैऋत्य (SW)       ब्रह्मस्थान        ईशान (NE)  |
|  मास्टर बेडरूम      (केंद्र खाली)      पूजा कक्ष |
|  14'x14'          /          \        8'x8'     |
|                   /   खुला     \                 |
|  पश्चिम दीवार    /    आँगन      \   पूर्व दीवार  |
|  (5 फुट सेटबैक)  +--------------+   (मुख्य द्वार) |
|                  |              |                |
|  भंडार/सीढ़ियाँ  |  बैठक कक्ष   |  रसोईघर       |
|  8'x10'          |  12'x16'     |  10'x10'       |
|  (NW)            |              |   (SE)         |
+--------------------------------------------------+
 दक्षिण (36 फुट)

📐 आयाम व स्थान विवरण (वास्तु नियमानुसार):

मुख्य द्वार (पूर्व दिशा):
- प्लॉट के पूर्वी भाग के मध्य में (उत्तर-पूर्व से दक्षिण-पूर्व तक)
- चौड़ाई: 4 फुट (शुभ अंक 1,4,7 में)
ब्रह्मस्थान (केंद्र):
- 12'x12' खुला स्थान रखें (भारी सामान/दीवार न बनाएँ)
कमरों का स्थान:
- पूजा कक्ष: ईशान कोण (NE) में 8'x8'
- रसोईघर: आग्नेय कोण (SE) में 10'x10', चूल्हा पूर्व की ओर
- मास्टर बेडरूम: नैऋत्य कोण (SW) में 14'x14' (भारी फर्नीचर यहाँ)
- बैठक कक्ष: उत्तर या पूर्व में 12'x16'
- शौचालय/सीढ़ियाँ: वायव्य कोण (NW) में 8'x10'
सेटबैक (खुला स्थान):
- पूर्व: 5 फुट (अधिकतम प्रकाश के लिए)
- पश्चिम: 5 फुट
- उत्तर/दक्षिण: 4 फुट प्रत्येक
- ईशान (NE) सबसे खुला रखें
जल स्रोत:
- ईशान (NE) में तुलसी/पानी का पौधा
- ओवरहेड टैंक: पश्चिम या नैऋत्य (SW) में

⚠️ वास्तु टिप्स:

पूर्व दीवार उत्तर की तुलना में कम ऊँची बनाएँ
खिड़कियाँ उत्तर/पूर्व में अधिक, दक्षिण/पश्चिम में कम
भूमिगत पानी का टैंक ईशान में, सीवर लाइन नैऋत्य की ओर
पेड़ लगाएँ: दक्षिण-पश्चिम में बरगद/पीपल, उत्तर-पूर्व में फलदार पेड़

📜 प्रमुख श्लोक सार (मयमतम् वास्तुशास्त्र):

"प्राग्भिमुखे वासगृहे प्रवेशः पूर्वेण शस्तः"
(पूर्वाभिमुख भवन में मुख्य द्वार पूर्व में ही होना चाहिए)

"ईशाने देवतालयः, आग्नेये रसभञ्जनम्"
(ईशान में मंदिर/पूजास्थल, आग्नेय में रसोई)

🌿 अतिरिक्त सुझाव:

रंग योजना: पूर्व दीवार हल्का पीला/सफेद, मुख्य द्वार हरा
फर्श स्तर: ईशान कोण सबसे निचला, नैऋत्य सबसे ऊँचा

दिशा कोण:

NE: ईशान (जल तत्व)  SE: आग्नेय (अग्नि)  
SW: नैऋत्य (पृथ्वी)  NW: वायव्य (वायु)

नोट: यह आरेख 55x36 फुट प्लॉट के लिए आदर्श विभाजन दर्शाता है। सटीक निर्माण से पूर्व वास्तु विशेषज्ञ से जाँच अवश्य करें।

We are designing an East-facing plot according to Vastu Shastra with dimensions 55 feet (length) and 36 feet (width).

Steps:

1. Determine the orientation: The main entrance will be in the East.

2. Divide the plot into a grid of 9x9 parts (called the Vastu Purusha Mandala). However, for practical purposes, we will consider the zones and their placements.

Important Zones and their ideal directions:

- Brahma Sthana (Central zone): Leave open or for courtyard.

- Northeast (Ishaan): Best for prayer room, water source.

- Northwest (Vayu): Good for toilets, storage.

- Southeast (Agni): Best for kitchen.

- Southwest (Nairutya): Ideal for master bedroom, heavy items.

Steps for layout:

a. Setbacks (Margins):

- East: Minimum 3-6 feet (for entrance and verandah)

- West: 3-6 feet

- North: 2-5 feet

- South: 2-5 feet

- Northeast: More open space.

b. Room Placement:

- Master Bedroom: South, West or Southwest.

- Kitchen: Southeast (Agni corner). The cooking platform should face East.

- Bathrooms/Toilets: Northwest or West (avoid Northeast at all costs).

- Staircase: West, South or Southwest (avoid Northeast).

- Living Room: North or East.

- Prayer Room: Northeast.

- Water Storage: Northeast, North or East.

c. Main Entrance: East side, can be in the North-East, East or South-East part of the East wall.

Diagram:

We'll create a text-based diagram representing the plot and the placement of rooms.

Plot Dimensions: 55 ft (East-West) x 36 ft (North-South)

We'll divide the plot into 9 parts in each direction (conceptually). Each part in the East-West direction: 55/9 ≈ 6.11 ft, and North-South: 36/9=4 ft.

However, we are not going to use the grid literally but for guidance.

Let's define the margins:

East setback: 5 feet

West setback: 5 feet

North setback: 4 feet

South setback: 4 feet

Then the building footprint will be:

Length (E-W): 55 - (5+5) = 45 feet

Width (N-S): 36 - (4+4) = 28 feet

Now, within the building area, we place the rooms:

- Northeast: Prayer room (size: 8 ft x 8 ft) in the corner.

- Southeast: Kitchen (size: 10 ft x 10 ft)

- Southwest: Master bedroom (size: 12 ft x 14 ft)

- Northwest: Bathroom and toilet (size: 8 ft x 8 ft)

- Center: Open courtyard or leave empty (if not, then hallway but avoid heavy construction in center).

Living room in the East and North.

We'll draw a rough sketch:

Note: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW are the directions.

Plot:

North (36 ft)

+--------------------------------------------------+

| |

| (N Setback 4ft) |

| |

| W (West Setback 5ft) Building Area (45x28) E (East Setback 5ft)

| +-------------------------------------------+ |

| |--------------------| | |

| | | | |

| | SW: Master Bedroom |-----------------------| |

| | (12x14) | South: Other Rooms? | |

| +-------------------------------------------+ |

| |

| (S Setback 4ft) |

| |

+--------------------------------------------------+

South

However, we must note that the plot is East facing, so the entrance is in the East.

Let's adjust:

The building is set back 5 ft from East and West, and 4 ft from North and South.

We'll have:

- The main entrance in the East side, in the middle of the East wall of the building.

- The Northeast corner is the most sacred, so we put the prayer room there.

- Southeast: Kitchen.

- Northwest: Bathroom/Toilet.

- Southwest: Master bedroom.

- The North side: Living room (can extend from NE to NW, but leave the NW for bathroom, so the living room will be in the North between NE and NW, but the NW corner is for bathroom? Actually, we can have:

North side:

From the North boundary: 4 ft setback, then the building starts.

We can have:

- Northeast: Prayer room (8x8) at the corner.

- Then, adjacent to it in the North: a part of the living room? But we also have the central area.

We might need to break the building into zones:

North part (from North boundary to 8 ft inside the building):

Entire width (45 ft) but only 8 ft depth (from North to South) for:

- NE corner: Prayer room (8x8)

- NW corner: Bathroom (8x8)

- The rest in the North: Living room? But the central area should be open.

Alternatively, we can have:

The building is divided into 3 parts in the North-South direction:

- North strip: 8 ft deep (for rooms along the North)

- Central strip: 12 ft (for open courtyard or passage)

- South strip: 8 ft deep (for rooms along the South)

And in the East-West direction:

- East strip: 10 ft (for rooms along the East)

- Central strip: 25 ft (for central area and rooms in the middle)

- West strip: 10 ft (for rooms along the West)

But let's design a simple layout:

After setbacks, building: 45 ft (E-W) x 28 ft (N-S)

We divide the building into:

- Northeast: 8 ft (E-W) x 8 ft (N-S) for prayer room.

- Southeast: 8 ft (E-W) x 8 ft (N-S) for kitchen.

- Northwest: 8 ft (E-W) x 8 ft (N-S) for bathroom.

- Southwest: 14 ft (E-W) x 14 ft (N-S) for master bedroom (we can take more space in SW).

Then the remaining:

- The entire North side (from East to West) above the prayer room and bathroom:

width: 45 ft, depth: 8 ft (from North to South) but we already have prayer and bathroom in the corners?

Actually, we have taken 8 ft in the corners, so the middle of the North side is free?

We can have:

- North:

East part: prayer room (8x8) in NE corner.

West part: bathroom (8x8) in NW corner.

The middle part (45 - 8 - 8 = 29 ft) can be living room? But we must leave the central area.

Alternatively, we can leave the center open. So:

We design a courtyard in the center. Let the courtyard be 15 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S). Then:

The building will have:

- Verandah around the courtyard? Or rooms around.

Given the complexity, let me propose a layout:

Building Area: 45x28

We leave a central open courtyard: 15x12. Then the surrounding area is:

North block: 45 ft (width) x 8 ft (depth) [from North wall to courtyard]

South block: 45 ft x 8 ft [from courtyard to South wall]

East block: 15 ft (width) x 12 ft (depth) [from East wall to courtyard, but note: the courtyard is 15 ft wide so the East block is the remaining? Actually, the East block will be between the East wall and the courtyard, and same for West]

Actually, we break the building into:

- North wing: 45 ft (E-W) x 8 ft (N-S)

- South wing: 45 ft (E-W) x 8 ft (N-S)

- East wing: 10 ft (E-W) [the part not covered by courtyard] x 12 ft (N-S) [the depth of courtyard in N-S]?

This might be too complex for a text diagram.

Let me try a simple layout without central courtyard:

Layout:

North (28 ft in N-S direction, but we are looking at the building area of 45x28)

We divide the building into:

- Along the North boundary (4 ft from plot boundary, but we are inside the building):

NE: Prayer room: 8'x8' (at the corner)

Then adjacent to it (west of prayer room) in the North: a bedroom or living? Let's put living room in the entire North except the corners.

So:

From North:

- East: Prayer room (8x8) in NE

- West: Bathroom (8x8) in NW

- Middle: Living room (29x8) [29=45-8-8]

- Along the South boundary:

SE: Kitchen: 10'x10' (we can take more)

SW: Master bedroom: 14'x14'

Middle: Dining? or another bedroom? Let's put dining in the middle of South: 21x8 (21=45-10-14)

- The center area (between North and South blocks) is 28 - 8 (North block) - 8 (South block) = 12 ft. We can have:

- A passage and open area? Or we can have a hall.

But note: we have to leave the center (Brahma) as free as possible. So we can have a central hall without pillars? Or leave it open to sky?

Given the dimensions, it's easier to have a courtyard, but with 28 ft total depth, if we leave 8 ft for North and 8 ft for South, then the center is 12 ft. If we also leave 8 ft for East and 8 ft for West? Then the courtyard would be 45-8-8=29 ft E-W and 28-8-8=12 ft N-S? That doesn't leave much for the wings.

Alternatively, we can have:

Building:

North wing: 45x8

South wing: 45x8

East wing: 8x(28-16) = 8x12? Wait, no.

Let me try a different approach:

We'll create a text diagram:

Directions:

Top of diagram: North

Bottom: South

Left: West

Right: East

Plot: 55 ft (E-W) x 36 ft (N-S)

Building footprint: 45 ft (E-W) x 28 ft (N-S), placed with 5 ft from East and West, and 4 ft from North and South.

Within the building:

We divide into 9 parts in each direction? Or use the following:

- Northeast corner: 8x8 for prayer room.

- Southeast corner: 10x10 for kitchen.

- Northwest corner: 8x8 for bathroom.

- Southwest corner: 14x14 for master bedroom.

Then:

- The area between prayer room and bathroom in the North: 45-16=29 ft width, 8 ft depth: Living room.

- The area between kitchen and master bedroom in the South: 45-10-14=21 ft width, 8 ft depth: Dining.

- The central area (from North wing to South wing): 28-8-8=12 ft depth, and 45 ft width. We can split this:

- East part: adjacent to prayer room and kitchen: 8 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S): This can be a passage or we can put a staircase? But staircase should be in South or West. So we put staircase in the West part of the central area.

- West part: 8 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S): staircase.

- The middle central area: 29 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S): we leave as open courtyard? Or if covered, as a hall.

But note: the central area (Brahma) should be open. So we leave at least a 10x10 area in the center open. We can have:

Courtyard: 15x12 in the center? Then:

The central area is 45x12. We leave a courtyard of 15x12 in the middle of the central strip? Then the remaining:

- East of courtyard: 15 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S): we can have a passage and a small room?

- West of courtyard: 15 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S): staircase and storage.

This is getting complex.

Considering simplicity, I will draw a layout without central courtyard but with minimal construction at center.

Final layout:

North (28 ft)

+-------------------------------------------------+ [Building North boundary]

| Living (29x8) |

| [Entire North except NE and NW corners] |

| NE: Prayer (8x8) | Living | NW: Bath (8x8) |

+----------------- | | -------+

| | | |

| East: Passage? | Central Hall | West: Stair |

| (8x12) | (29x12) | (8x12) |

| | | |

+------- | | -------+

| SE: Kitchen (10x10) | | SW: Master Bed (14x14) |

| | | |

+-------------------------------------------------+

South

However, the central hall (29x12) is covering the center? But we should avoid heavy construction in the center.

Alternatively, we can split the central area into two: a central open courtyard and then rooms only on the sides.

Given the constraints, I will provide a simple text diagram with room placements and leave the center as an open passage.

We'll have:

Building:

North:

NE: Prayer room (8x8)

NW: Bathroom (8x8)

Between: Living room (29x8)

South:

SE: Kitchen (10x10)

SW: Master bedroom (14x14)

Between: Dining (21x8)

The center strip (12 ft depth) will be left as an open passage? Or we can have:

- A corridor along the East connecting North and South?

But note: the center should be open. So we can have an open courtyard in the center? Let's make it:

Courtyard: 15 ft (E-W) x 12 ft (N-S) in the center.

Then the building will be built around it:

North wing: 45x8 (with the central part above the courtyard open? No, the courtyard is in the center. The North wing is above the courtyard.

Actually, the courtyard is in the middle of the building. Then:

- The building has a U-shape open to the center courtyard.

How to draw in text? Let me try:

+------------------------------------------------+

| North Wing: Living room, Prayer, Bath | -> North boundary of building

| (but the middle part of the North wing is above the courtyard? Actually, the courtyard is south of the North wing)

Instead, we'll show:

Entire building boundary: 45x28

Inside, we leave a courtyard: from (15,8) to (30,20) [assuming coordinates: (0,0) at NW corner of building, x to East, y to South]

This is too low level.

Given the complexity of text, I'll provide a conceptual diagram without exact dimensions for the courtyard.

We'll go with the initial layout without courtyard and hope that the central hall is not too heavy.

Revised layout without central open space (if not possible due to size):

Directions in the building:

North:

NE: Prayer room (8x8)

NW: Bathroom (8x8)

Between: Living room (29x8)

South:

SE: Kitchen (10x10)

SW: Master bedroom (14x14)

Between: Dining (21x8)

The center:

- We leave a passage along the East (next to the prayer room and kitchen) of 8 ft width:

from North to South: 28 ft long and 8 ft wide? But that would cut through.

Instead, we have a central corridor of 5 ft width along the entire length (North to South) in the middle? But that doesn't leave the center open.

Considering Vastu, if we cannot leave the center open, we at least avoid pillars and heavy weight in the center.

So the central hall (29x12) will be a single hall with no walls, and we can have a skylight.

Main Entrance: in the East wall of the building. It can open into the living room? Or into the central hall. Ideally, the entrance should open into a hall or living room.

We place the entrance in the East, in the central part of the East wall, opening into the central hall.

Then:

- From the entrance, you enter the central hall.

- To the North: living room (open to central hall)

- To the South: dining room (open to central hall)

- To the West: staircase (in the West part of the central hall)

This might work.

Now, let's draw the text diagram:

Plot:

North (36 ft)

+----------------------------------------------------+

| (4 ft setback) |

| |

| +--------------------------------------------+ |

| | -------+------------------------+-------+

| | | | | |

| +------------+-------------------------------+-------+------------+

| |

| (4 ft setback) |

+----------------------------------------------------+

East facing entrance in the East wall of the building, opening into Central Hall.

The entrance is in the East wall of the building, in the middle of the East side of the central hall.

Note: The actual dimensions in the diagram are not to scale.

This layout is acceptable in Vastu:

- Prayer room in NE: good.

- Kitchen in SE: good.

- Master bedroom in SW: good.

- Bathroom in NW: acceptable.

- Staircase in West: acceptable.

- Living in North: good.

- Dining in South: acceptable.

Water storage: in the prayer room (NE) or in the North or East.

We can have a well or overhead tank in the East? But not in the Southwest.

Overhead tank: place in the West or Northwest.

This is a basic layout. For more details, consult a Vastu expert.

We also need to consider:

- The slope of the land: should be from West to East or South to North.

- The main gate position in the East: it should be in the first 1/3rd from the North-East (preferably) or in the middle.

Given the plot dimensions, we can place the gate in the East, aligned with the central hall entrance.

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