Description
Study of the Northeast and Southwest Direction in Ancient Indian Town Planning by Prof. Dr. Mina S. Vyas presents a thoughtful exploration of directional concepts in traditional Indian urban planning. The book examines how ancient Indian planners incorporated natural elements, spatial orientation, and cultural philosophies into the layout of towns and cities.
The study focuses particularly on the importance of the Northeast and Southwest directions, which have long been associated with environmental balance, architectural harmony, and sustainable living in Indian traditions. Through analytical discussion and scholarly insight, the author highlights how these directional principles influenced settlement design, infrastructure planning, and community development.
This book is a valuable resource for researchers, students, architects, historians, and readers interested in Indian architecture, town planning traditions, and cultural studies. It bridges historical knowledge with modern perspectives on sustainable urban planning.
