Apartment · Bengaluru · Rule set v1 · North 0° (demo)
Average
Directional Compliance74%
Room Functions93%
Centre / Brahmasthan0%
Building Geometry100%
Critical Issues0%
Scores are computed by a deterministic rule engine. AI writes the explanation only.
Executive summary
This sample plan scores 64/100 (Average). The east and north edges carry most of the daytime activity, while the heavier service functions sit along the south, which is broadly consistent with mainstream Vastu guidance.
Strengths
The main entrance falls in a favourable northern band, traditionally associated with welcoming energy.
The kitchen occupies the southeast fire zone, the classically preferred position.
The centre of the plan stays largely open rather than being blocked by heavy structure.
Concerns
One wet area sits closer to the northeast than tradition prefers, which is the highest-priority item here.
Storage mass along the lighter north edge reduces the openness usually recommended there.
Priority actions
Keep the northeast quadrant visually light and clutter-free.
Relocate heavy storage from the north edge toward the southwest.
Maintain an unobstructed centre with no heavy furniture or fixtures.
Discuss the structural items with an architect before committing to changes; the non-structural remedies can be applied immediately.
Pancha Bhoota
Five elemental balance
Each element governs specific zones of the grid. Strength is computed from the same deterministic findings that drive your score.
Water (Jal)
94%
Balanced
NE · N
The Water element (Jal) governs the NE/N zones and is in balance in this plan. Spaces influencing it: Dining, Puja Room.
Keep the north-east light, low and uncluttered. Water features, drinking water and a meditation corner belong here; avoid toilets, heavy storage and dark colours.
Fire (Agni)
100%
Balanced
SE · S
The Fire element (Agni) governs the SE/S zones and is in balance in this plan. Spaces influencing it: Staircase, Kitchen.
The south-east carries the fire element: cooking, electrical panels and heat-producing appliances sit well here. Avoid water storage and sinks dominating this zone.
Air (Vayu)
83%
Balanced
NW · W
The Air element (Vayu) governs the NW/W zones and is in balance in this plan. Spaces influencing it: Living Room, Bedroom.
Keep the north-west ventilated and in motion — guest rooms, utilities and finished-goods storage suit it. Cross ventilation and light fabrics strengthen this element.
Earth (Prithvi)
100%
Balanced
SW
The Earth element (Prithvi) governs the SW zone and is in balance in this plan. Spaces influencing it: Master Bedroom.
The south-west must feel heavy and grounded: the master bedroom, wardrobes and solid furniture belong here. Avoid openings, water and voids in this corner.
Space (Akasha)
0%
Imbalanced
C
The Space element (Akasha) governs the C zone and is significantly out of balance in this plan. Spaces influencing it: Toilet. Open issues: Toilet is located in the Centre (Brahmasthan) zone; Centre of the house is partly occupied by Toilet, Staircase.
Keep the Brahmasthan open, clean and well lit. No toilets, staircases, heavy storage or structural columns should occupy the centre.
Issues to address
What already works
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