Abstract
The uniqueness of His creation is reflected in different fields of life by the great masters throughout the ages that have born with the formation of the universe, from the big bang, till times still to come. Special ratio that can be used to describe the proportions of everything from nature’s smallest building blocks, such as atoms, to the most advanced patterns in the universe, such as unimaginably large celestial bodies.
 One of the key evidences presented for creation is the recurring appearance of the Divine proportion, or golden section, throughout the design of the human body and other life forms. An attempt has been made to relate Sri yantra and golden ratio and the various forms that seem to exemplify in the plan and elevation of the Indian temple. The yantra which is a complex geometry has been perfected to be used for the development of temple forms of different eras. The following paper will be a tool for the researchers to use the yantra in deriving the spaces of Indian temples.
Highlights
IntroductionThe architecture of our glorious past since centuries and millennia has been rendered with spatial qualities which are to be studied and incorporated in the contemporary designs
What makes us fill with awe in our historic architecture
The architecture of our glorious past since centuries and millennia has been rendered with spatial qualities which are to be studied and incorporated in the contemporary designs
Summary
The architecture of our glorious past since centuries and millennia has been rendered with spatial qualities which are to be studied and incorporated in the contemporary designs. Proportions are the relation that exists between the elements of an entire work and of the entire work to a certain part or element selected as a module. It is an accepted pattern of composition which pleases everyone. There have been examples, in the field of architecture, of buildings which seem to exhibit golden section in their designs. Sri yantra and its relation with golden section and probability to be used as a tool for designing indian temple will be studied taking example of an ancient temple. The result of the study shall be recorded in the form of drawings
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