maharishi vedic city utilizes a system of building called maharishi sthapatya veda design architecture. this ancient indian system of architecture and city planning is said to promote happiness, peace and prosperity for its occupants. in maharishi sthapatya veda, all structures are built according to precise vedic proportions, with rooms placed according to the movement of the sun and entrances that face due east. in addition, each building includes an interior, silent core called a "brahmasthan", a perimeter boundary called a "vastu fence" and a gold-colored roof fixture called a "kalash".