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T-103 · Traditional preference review · No score

Compare Vaastu planning options

Describe one placement question. See the traditional preference, practical ways to respond, and what each option changes in space and daily use.

Rayal Architects treats Vaastu as a traditional planning preference, not a scientific, regulatory or safety assessment. This tool does not rate a home or predict health, wealth or success. Structure, fire safety, access, services, waterproofing, daylight, ventilation and local rules govern the final design.

01

Which situation are you dealing with?

Optional: add city and frontage context

City — conversation context only

Which direction does the plot or main frontage face? This does not determine the room result.
02

Choose the placement being questioned

Planning response · Kadapa

Main entrance: options, not a verdict

Traditional preference

East and northeast are commonly requested entrance zones within Vaastu traditions.

Location to confirm

Location not confirmed. Carry this question into the drawing review rather than guessing.

01

Confirm the placement first

Mark the room or opening on the current drawing, measured plan or site sketch before comparing directions.

Space trade-off
No area change is implied until the existing or proposed location is confirmed.
Daily-life trade-off
A decision made from memory can overlook access, services, daylight or adjoining rooms.
02

Record what the plan must protect

Note the practical checks that matter here: street access and privacy, weather protection, door clearances and accessibility.

Space trade-off
Recording criteria does not reserve or consume floor area.
Daily-life trade-off
The criteria give the drawing review a practical basis before options are compared.
03

Agree the family priority

Is the directional position essential, or is a dignified and private arrival the real priority?

Space trade-off
No construction area is implied until an option is drawn.
Daily-life trade-off
A written priority records the family decision for later drawing reviews.

Practical checks before a plan changes

  • street access and privacy
  • weather protection
  • door clearances and accessibility

Take this back to the family

Is the directional position essential, or is a dignified and private arrival the real priority?

We do not publish a universal percentage for how many homes follow each preference because we do not have a reliable source. A different layout elsewhere does not decide what is right for your family.

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Your next step

Bring the placement question into a project conversation

The placement, finding, options, trade-offs and family question will carry into the form. A drawing review is needed before any structural or services change.

Main entrance · Not sure yet · Planning a new home

What this tool can and cannot do

It can

  • State the selected traditional placement preference.
  • Compare keep, move and existing-home planning options.
  • Make spatial, functional and technical trade-offs visible.

It cannot

  • Judge a complete floor plan from a direction or one room location.
  • Replace structural, services, safety or authority review.
  • Promise that a placement or symbolic action changes life outcomes.