• My Veda PÄṭhaśÄla project is envisioned as a sacred learning ecosystem rooted in the principles of Prakriti-SamvÄda—a dialogue between nature, knowledge, and human life. The design integrates Vedic education with a cow-centered lifestyle, where learning extends beyond classrooms into lived experiences shaped by the rhythms of nature. The spatial organization responds to the Pancha Mahabhutas—earth, water, fire, air, and space—guiding the placement of built and open areas to create a spiritually and environmentally responsive environment. The architecture emphasizes passive design strategies, local materials, and climatic sensitivity, drawing inspiration from traditional Gurukula systems while addressing contemporary needs. Elements like the goshala, yajna spaces, nakshatra vanam, and student living areas are interwoven to foster discipline, sustainability, and a deep connection to cultural roots, ultimately creating a holistic and regenerative educational habitat.