The zoning strategy thus began with the view of landscaping the adjoining park. The present-day community needed a fresh, empowering space for spiritual learning as well as areas catering a social function.
The planning of the temple, based on a continuous linear spiral path that takes the user through all spaces in a specified order pertaining to cultural and religious needs while still keeping the experience novel every time one visits. The construction process uses locally available pink limestone fluted to form walls and cobbled to lay on the ground.
“Use of traditional materials with a play of contemporary textures and inlays allow for a newer yet familiar expression of spiritual architecture.”
“Concentric Pattern from traditional architecture carvings creates various patterns which further used as temple form and details.”
“Derived from traditional Jain Architecture in a simple manner and using the motif in a number of architectural elements to further accentuate the forms.”
“The challenge was to provide a space that would combine the cultural expectations of the temple with the social habits and requirements of a community space.”