Vastu is a system that looks at how the design and layout of a space influence daily life. It focuses on how a home or workplace can support clarity, wellbeing, and smooth day-to-day functioning by reducing friction between people, activities, and the environment they’re in.

No. While vastu is often applied during construction, it also looks at how existing homes and workplaces function. It can help identify how layout, orientation, and usage of space may be affecting daily life, even without rebuilding or major changes.

Yes. Vastu can still be applied to rented homes or apartments by focusing on layout, usage of space, and practical adjustments that don’t require structural changes. The aim is to work with what’s already there, not to rebuild.

Not necessarily. In many cases, vastu focuses on understanding how a space is being used and identifying adjustments that can be made without renovation or rebuilding. Structural changes are only considered when appropriate, not as a requirement.

In business or office spaces, vastu is used to assess how layout, orientation, and use of space may be affecting focus, communication, decision-making, and workflow. The aim is to create an environment that supports smoother operations and better alignment among the people working there.