Nagara architecture style

Nagara architecture

Nagara

Indo-Islamic architecture style

Maru-Gurjara architecture style

Vastu Shastra architecture style

Vedic Planning Principles

Gurjara-Pratihara Architecture

Shilpa Shastra-Based Design

Vastu Shastra Integration

Ancient Indian Mathematical Concepts

Indian Fortification Techniques

Influence of Vedic Astronomy

Mughal architecture style

Rajput architecture style

Trabeate construction techniques (prevalent in Hindu temples)

Ornamental carvings

decorative motifs inspired by Hindu craftsmanship

Chattris (dome-shaped pavilions) reminiscent of Rajput architecture

Jali work (perforated stone screens) found in Hindu

Islamic architecture

Water features

gardens influenced by Mughal

Rajput traditions (which in turn borrowed from earlier Indic practices)

Use of red sandstone

a common material in regional Hindu architecture

Archways

vaulted ceilings

potentially influenced by earlier Indic toranas

gateways (though predominantly Islamic in Agra Fort's context)

Planning principles

layout possibly drawing inspiration from Hindu palace complexes

Gupta Period architecture style

Regional Vernacular Architecture Style Of Haryana architecture style

Revivalist Hindu architecture style

Nagara Architecture

Gupta Period Architecture

Mauryan Architectural Elements

Revivalist Hindu Architecture

Post-Gupta Temple Style

Latina Style (Indic interpretation)

Indo-Islamic Influences (Mughal

later periods)

Regional Vernacular Architecture of Haryana

Gandhara architecture style

Indo-Greek architecture style

Buddhist Monastery architecture style

Indian Buddhist architecture style

Indian Buddhist Art

Gandharan Art Style

Indian Buddhist Iconography

Indian Musical Traditions

Kalinga architecture style

Traditional Arunachali architecture style

Hindu Temple architecture style

Kalinga Architecture

Traditional Arunachali Architecture

Hindu Temple Architecture

Buddhist architectural influences

Indigenous tribal architectural traditions

Timurid Architecture

Mughal Architecture

Indo-Islamic Architecture

Rajput Architecture (regional variations)

North Indian Temple Architecture

Sultanate Period Influences

Akbari Style (blend of Hindu

Islamic elements)

Vernacular Himalayan architecture style

Kalinga Architecture influences (possibly through trade or pilgrimage routes)

Vestiges of Gupta period architecture (given Almora's history)

Possible Pala dynasty influences (due to proximity

historical interactions)

Elements of early medieval North Indian temple styles

Hints of Central Indian architectural features (through cultural exchange)

Vernacular Himalayan architecture (use of local materials

adaptation to terrain)

Possible incorporation of Kashmiri architectural elements (due to historical connections)

Rajput Architecture

Sultanate Architecture

Jharokha Style

Chhatri Style

jali work (lattice screens)

Bagan-Nagara architecture style

Pala-Sena architecture style

Gupta architecture style

Bagan Temple Architecture

Indian Gupta Period Style

Pala Architecture

Hindu-Buddhist Syncretism

Nagara Temple Influences

Indic Cosmological Planning

Khmer Hindu Temple architecture style

Indic Temple architecture style

Indian Hindu Temple Architecture

Indian Mount Meru Cosmology

Indian Hindu Iconography

Khmer Temple Design

Indian Epic Narratives

Kerala architecture style

Dravidian architecture style

Traditional Hindu Temple architecture style

Kerala Architecture

Dravidian Architecture

Kalinga Architecture Influences

Vastu Shastra

Traditional Hindu Temple Architecture

South Indian Temple Style

Pandyan Architectural Elements

Assamese architecture style

Gupta Architecture

Later Koch Style

Phamsana Style

Rekha-Deul Style (related to Nagara)

Traditional Assamese Temple Architecture

Orissan Temple Architecture

Pahari architecture style

Indo-Mughal architecture style

Kalinga Architecture influences (possibly through pilgrimage routes)

Kashmiri Hindu Temple Architecture influences (due to proximity

Pahari Architecture (local Himachal Pradesh vernacular)

Traces of Dravidian Architecture (through pan-Indian temple building networks

though less prominent)

Possible Gandharan influences (remnants from ancient trade routes)

Gupta period temple architecture influences

Later Mughal architectural influences (decorative elements

though subtly)

Colonial architectural influences (minor

possibly in later additions or renovations)

Kalinga Nagara architecture style

Post-Gupta architecture style

North Indian Temple architecture style

Gupta Period Temple Architecture

Post-Gupta Temple Architecture

Late Medieval Hindu Temple Architecture

Eastern Indian Temple Architecture

Maratha architecture style

Malwa architecture style

Maratha Temple Architecture

Paramara Dynasty Style

Rajput Architecture influences

Mughal Architectural elements (minor)

Central Indian vernacular architecture

Nagara Architecture (traces)

Regional Malwa architectural features

Himalayan architecture style

Himalayan Architecture

Garhwali Architecture

Late Gupta Period architecture style

Classical Hindu Temple architecture style

Classical Hindu Temple Architecture

Medieval Hindu Temple Architecture

Eastern Indian Temple Style

Late Gupta Period Temple Architecture

Sultanate Period Influences (minor

possibly in later additions

renovations)

Local Tribal Architectural Influences (minor

possibly integrated into decorative elements)

Latina Nagara architecture style

Gurjara-Pratihara architecture style

Gurjara-Pratihara Style

Shikhara Style

Latina Style

Medieval Indian Temple Architecture

Khmer Nagara architecture style

Nagara-Influenced Khmer architecture style

Mount Meru Temple architecture style

Indian Hindu Temple Mountain Architecture

Indian Shiva Temple Design

Indian Cosmological Planning

Gujarati architecture style

Maru-Gurjara Architecture

Sompura Style

Haveli Architecture

Regional Gujarati Influences

Nagara Architecture influences

Braj architecture style

Mughal-Rajput architecture style

Rajasthani Architecture

Later Mughal Architecture

Hindu Rajput Architecture

Braj Architecture

Khmer-Nagara architecture style

Vaishnava Temple architecture style

Indian Temple architecture style

Indian Vaishnavite Temple Architecture

Indian Vishnu Iconography

Khmer architecture style

Indo-Khmer architecture style

Indian Artistic Traditions

Vedic architecture style

Nagara Temple Architecture

Interfaith Garden Design

Vedic Stone Construction

Middle Eastern Ornament Blending

Immersive Storytelling

Swaminarayan architecture style

Indo-Modern architecture style

Swaminarayan Mandir Tradition

Shilpa Shastra Craftsmanship

Parametric Stone Engineering

Diaspora Cultural Campus

Water Garden Integration

Modern Code-Compliant Temple Design

Digital Twin Facilities Management

Gujarati Haveli architecture style

Indo-British architecture style

Gujarati Haveli Craft

Traditional Stone Masonry

Timber Frame Construction

Interfaith Visitor Centre

Diaspora Iconic Architecture

Sustainable Heritage Design

Warehouse-to-Temple Conversion with Swaminarayan Aesthetic

Swaminarayan Sabha Hall

Adaptive Reuse

Digital Broadcast Infrastructure

Nagara Style Stone Temple Architecture with Maharaj Sthapatya Craft

Sompura Stone Craft

Swaminarayan Sampradaya Aesthetics

Contemporary Museum Planning

Canadian Institutional Construction

Climate-Controlled Stone Assembly

Medieval Indian

Orissan style temples

laterite

sandstone

Medieval Odisha Architecture

Nagara Architecture influences (possibly brought in later periods)

Traces of Buddhist architecture (given the region's history)

Secular Fortress Architecture

Eclectic Ahom

Hindu Temple. Blends vernacular

traditional

Mughal elements.

Traditional Ahom Architecture

Eclectic Influences

Koch Style

Tykhan Style

Gangetic Plains Temple Architecture

Assamese Temple Style

Elements of Mughal Architecture

Vernacular Assamese Architecture

Hindu Temple

Curvilinear towers

stepped pyramids

Eastern Ganga Temple Style

Late Medieval Hindu Temple Style

Vernacular Jharkhand Architecture

Mughal Influences (minor

potentially in later additions)

Nagara Style

Curvilinear tower

tiered roof

Typical Bengali Temple Style

Koch Architecture

Ahom influences

North Indian

elaborate carvings

Gurjara-Pratihara influences

Maru-Gurjara style (possible regional variant)

Latina

Rekha-Prasada Shikhara

Possible influence of Rajput architectural features

Later Mughal influences (depending on periods of renovation

addition)

Generic Hindu Temple features (e.g.

mandapa

garbhagriha)

Possible faint traces of earlier or regional vernacular traditions absorbed into the dominant style

Kath-khuni

Vernacular

Wood-stacked.

Himalayan Vernacular Architecture

Kath-Kuni Style (Wood

Stone)

Pahari Architecture

Shikhara Style (Curvilinear Tower)

Nagara Influences

Tantric Influences (in layout

iconography)

Nagara Dravidian Fusion

Temple

Combines North-South styles

Hemadpanthi Architecture

Chalukyan Architecture

Maratha Architecture influences

Hoysala architectural influences (minor)

Dravidian influences (very minor

potentially debated)

Local vernacular traditions

Bhumija

tiered pyramidal sanctuary.

Paramara Architecture

Central Indian Temple Style

Bhumija Style

Dravida elements (influence seen in miniature shrines)

Chalukyan Architecture (possible influence in the layout)

Hoysala Architecture (subtle influence in decorative elements)

Bhumija Hindu Temple Curvilinear tower

intricate carvings

Paramara Style

Central Indian Temple Architecture

Curvilinear

Concentric rings rising to tower.

Eka-Ratna style

Chala Style

Domical Style influenced by Islamic architecture

Vernacular Tripura architecture

Indo-Islamic architecture

hybrid

fuses Islamic

Hindu elements.

Maru-Gurjara elements

Latina Style Shikharas

Rajput Architectural Influences

Mughal Architectural Influences (minor

Sultanate Period Influences (possible

given the region's history)

Khajuraho Style (potential influence

given proximity

stylistic similarities)

Hindu temple

North Indian style

Utkala Architecture

Rajasthani Temple Architecture

South Indian Temple Architecture

ornate carvings

Jaina Architecture

Udaipur Temple Style

Orissan Temple Style

North Indian Curvilinear Towers

Utkala Temple Architecture

Gujarat Temple Architecture

Chalukya Architecture

Classical Bengali Eclectic Terracotta Brick Temples

Eka-ratna (single-spired) style

Pancharatna (five-spired) style

Navaratna (nine-spired) style

Laterite construction techniques

Classical Bengali hut-shaped roofs (Chala)

Curvilinear 'Bangla' roof

Jor Bangla style (joined huts)

Islamic architectural influences (arches

domes - limited)

Mughal influence (decorative elements - limited)

Pyramidal

gopuram tower

Kadamba Architecture

Vijayanagara Architecture

Hoysala Architecture

Traditional Goan Temple Architecture

Hoysala Architecture (sculptural influence)

Dravidian Architecture (minor influence in the vimana)

Kalinga Architecture (possible influence in the shikhara)

Paramara Architecture (regional variation of Nagara)

Elevated platform

curvilinear tower

Dravida Architecture

Rekha Deul

Pidha Deul

Kharkhara Deul

Pancharatha Style

Minaret Architecture with Indian Architectural Influences

Indian Tower Architecture

Indian Structural Techniques

Central Asian Islamic Architecture

Silk Road Architecture

Indian Decorative Programs

Indo-Islamic military architecture

blends Hindu-Muslim styles.

Kalinga Architecture influences

Jain Architectural elements

Regional Gujarati architectural idioms

Torana gateways

Corbelled arch construction

Hindu Temple architecture traditions

Islamic architectural features

Curvilinear Shikhara

Pratihara Architecture

Kalinga Architectural elements

Western Himalayan Temple Architecture

Indo-Islamic military. Blend of Rajput

Mughal features.

Rajput Military Architecture

Hill Fort Architecture of the Himalayas

Gurjara-Pratihara style influences

Paramara dynasty architectural elements

Sandstone

North Indian Style

Kalachuri Style

Somvanshi Style

Chandela Influences

Gurjara-Pratihara Influences

Indo-Aryan Nagara

stacked rings.

Laterite Stone Architecture of Coastal Regions

Silhara Architecture elements

Early medieval Goan Temple Architecture

Ahom architecture

Eclectic

Tai influences blended with local materials.

Tai Ahom Architecture

Mughal Architecture (limited influence)

Nagara Architecture (subtle influence)

Traditional Ahom Bamboo

Wood Construction

Khasi Vernacular Architecture

Indigenous

Nature-based materials

sloped roofs.

Typical Khasis architecture

Indigenous Khasi traditions

Vernacular architecture of Meghalaya

Elements of Bengal temple style

Ahom architecture influences

Traditional timber construction of the region

Influence of Buddhist structures from neighboring regions like Myanmar

Hints of North Indian temple architecture through trade

cultural exchange

Indo-Islamic

Fusion

Blends Hindu

Mughal elements

Bundela Architecture

Mughal Influences (limited)

Nagara Architecture (with regional variations)

North Indian Temple Style

Nagara Rekha Deul

curvilinear tower with tiered roof.

Ahom Architecture

Bengal Temple Architecture

Tripuri Temple Architecture

Kalinga architecture

Circular hypaethral plan

Somnath Temple influences

Konark Sun Temple influences

Jagannath Temple influences

Lingaraj Temple influences

Pratihara

Circular hypostyle

Open colonnaded circle.

Early North Indian Temple Style

Circular Mandala Plan

Hypostyle Hall influences

circular plan

open mandapa.

Circular Temple Design

Yogini Temple Architecture

Tantric Architectural Influences

Kalinga hybrid

curvilinear towers

ornate carvings.

Vesara Architecture

Eastern Ganga Temple Architecture

Vernacular Manipuri Religious Architecture

Timber construction

thatched roof.

Traditional Meitei Architecture

Vernacular Manipuri Architecture

Indigenous Meitei Construction Techniques

Tai Ahom Influences

Burmese Architectural Elements

Kumaoni Architecture

Elements of vernacular Himalayan architecture

Traces of Colonial Era influences (minor)

Use of local stone

wood – reflecting regional practices

Rajput Military Hill Fort

Kumbha Style

Solanki Style

Gujarati influences

Mewar regional style

Sultanate period influences (Indo-Islamic)

Early Mughal influences

Jharokha style

military

blends Hindu

Islamic features.

Kalinga Architecture (Eastern Ganga Dynasty influence)

Sultanate Period Military Architecture

Local Vernacular Traditions (use of Chunar sandstone)

Elements of Indo-Islamic Architecture

Chalukya architecture

Hindu military

Fortified city with ornate gates.

Paramara Influences

Kalinga Architectural Elements

Chalukyan Style

Hoysala Temple Architecture (minor)

Vestiges of Dravidian Idioms

Mughal-influenced Maratha Temple

Domes

arches

columns blend.

Rajasthani Influences (e.g.

decorative elements)

Hemadpanthi Style (subtle influences)

Gujarat Sultanate Architecture (minor decorative details)

Mughal Architecture (very minor

possibly in decorative motifs)

British Colonial Influences (minimal

perhaps in later additions)

Religious

Stone temples

carvings

Panchayatana Style (possibly)

Nagara Architecture (embryonic)

Rekha-Deul Style (early influences)

Kalinga Architecture (subtle influences)

Local Assamese Vernacular Architecture

Navaratna Temple

Bengali Hindu

Nine spires on curved roof.

Navaratna Style

Aat-chala Style

Classical Indian Temple Architecture

Traditional Bengali Terracotta Decoration

sanctum.

South Indian Temple Influences

Tribal Architectural Influences of Bastar

Gupta Period Influences

Indo-Saracenic Revival

temple

Mughal

Gothic.

Sikh Architecture

Late Medieval Temple Style

Maratha Temple Influences

Traditional Jharkhand Tribal Architecture

Vernacular Architecture of Chotanagpur

Nagara Shikhara

Garhwali Vernacular Architecture

Nagara Architecture elements

Traces of Gupta Period Temple Architecture

Kalinga Architecture (influence seen in the intricate carvings)

Latina Style (curvilinear towers)

Rajasthani Temple Architecture (influence in decorative elements)

Gurjara-Pratihara Style (possible influence given the region's history)

Ornate carvings in marble

Jain Architecture Principles

Gujarati architectural influences

Rajasthani architectural elements

Vestibule design influenced by mandapa styles

Sculptural embellishments inspired by regional traditions

Neoclassical temple

Greek

Roman influences.

Traditional Nagara Architecture

Bengali Temple Architecture

Vernacular Naga Architecture

Eclectic mix of North Indian styles

Haveli

Domestic

Courtyard-centred inward-facing.

Haveli Architecture of Gujarat

Stone Carving Traditions of Western India

Jharokha

Balcony Designs of Rajput Architecture

Torana Gateways of Hindu Temples

Ornamental Detailing reminiscent of Hoysala Temple Art

Wood Carving traditions of Gujarat

Stepwell Architecture of Gujarat (for the interior courtyard)

Mandapa-like spaces within the Haveli

Indigenous Naga Architecture

Wood

bamboo

thatch.

Hemadpanthi Style

Traditional Naga Architecture

Indigenous Tribal Architecture

Elements of Islamic Architecture

Vestiges of British Colonial Architecture

Vernacular Mizo. Timber-framed. Steeply pitched roofs.

Traditional Mizo Architecture

Temple Architecture of Bengal

Vernacular Architecture of Northeast India

Hindu Temple Architecture of Assam

Elements of Dravidian Architecture

North Indian Temple

stepped profile

Mughal Architecture influences (seen in some decorative elements)

Typical Varanasi Temple Style elements

Shikhara (spire) prominent in the design

Mandap (pillared hall) architecture

Garbhagriha (sanctum sanctorum) as central focus

Use of local sandstone in construction

Ornate carvings

sculptures influenced by regional traditions

Vesara hybrid

Hindu

Koch Architecture of Assam

Bengal

Ahom Influences

Tai Ahom Architectural Elements

Hindu-Mughal fusion.

Hindu Temple Architecture of North India

Sikh Architecture elements (influenced by contact

proximity)

Maratha Temple Architecture (minor influence through trade

cultural exchange)

Chalukya style

Nagara (curvilinear spire)

Sompura Style of Gujarat Architecture

Chalukya Architecture Influences

Hoysala Architectural Influences

Rajasthani Architectural Influences

Vernacular religious

adapts local materials

styles.

Mughal Architecture (decorative elements)

Vernacular Architecture of Maharashtra

British Colonial Influences (minor

possibly in later additions)

Pyramidal superstructure

Surya (Sun God) Temple Architecture

Rajasthani Temple Style

Gujara-Pratihara Traditions

Indo-Islamic Palace Complex

Courtyards

Iwans

domes.

Delhi Sultanate Style

Tughlaq Architecture

Lakshmi Narayan Temple Architecture (regional Hindu influence)

Trabeate construction techniques (Indic)

Jali work (common in Hindu

Islamic architecture)

Chattris (kiosks

common in Rajput

Mughal architecture)

Arch

dome techniques (Islamic

but adapted

incorporated)

Use of local materials like brick

lime mortar (traditional Indic practice)

Islamic elements.

Central Indian Fortress Architecture

Sultanate Period Influences (Indo-Islamic)

Gujarati architectural influences (especially Jharokhas)

Paramara dynasty architectural remnants

Local vernacular traditions of Rajasthan

Water management techniques from ancient India (stepwells

baolis)

Elements of Hindu temple architecture in secular buildings (e.g.

decorative motifs)

Rock-cut

Gujarat Regional Style

Surya Temple Influences

Northern Indian

Tall curving towers

Kalinga Architecture influences (possibly due to trade

pilgrimage routes)

Elements of North Indian vernacular architecture (use of local materials like granite

wood)

Possible faint traces of early Dravidian architecture (given the pan-Indian spread of temple building traditions

though less pronounced than Nagara)

Hill architecture adaptations (sloping roofs

use of stone platforms for stability)

Influence of local Garhwali architecture

craftsmanship (decorative motifs

wood carvings)

Slight Pala influence (given its historical presence in nearby regions

though again

less prominent)

Possible traces of Gupta period temple architecture (as a foundational style for later North Indian temples)

Fortress

Blend of Mughal

Sikh styles

Mughal Fortress Design

Shinda Shahi Architecture

Sikh Architectural Elements

Trabeate Construction Techniques (Indic)

Ornamental Details inspired by Hindu Temple Art

Use of Local Materials (like Nanakshahi bricks) reflecting regional Indic practices

Jharokha-like window features (adapted from Rajput

Mughal styles)

Fortified Gateways (influenced by both Hindu

Islamic traditions)

Indo-Islamic Mughal

Sikh. Blends styles.

Regional Punjabi Architecture

Central Asian Influences

Nepalese Pagoda

Tiered roofs

wood

ornate details

Typical Bengali Temple architecture

Traditional Khasi architecture

Temple architecture of Kamarupa

Koch Bihar temple style influences

Generic North Indian vernacular temple influences

Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Stupa. Circular

houses relics.

Tibetan Buddhist Architecture

Stupa Architecture

Indo-Tibetan Architecture

Buddhist Monastic Architecture

Central Indian Dome Architecture

Indo-Islamic Fusion

Mughal Architecture (specifically

elements like Jali work

Chhatris)

Haveli Architecture (influence seen in the courtyard layout

Maratha Architecture (minor influences potentially present due to Maratha presence in the region)

Kalinga Architecture (subtle influences possible through the trade routes

Regional Rajasthani vernacular architecture (use of local materials

construction techniques)

Mughal-Rajput hybrid

religious

red sandstone

intricate carvings.

Indian Islamic Architecture

Indo-Saracenic Architecture

Hemadpanti

Precision stonework

minimal ornamentation.

Hemadpanti Style

Rashtrakuta Architecture

Buddhist Temple Architecture with Indian Buddhist Influences

Indian Buddhist Architecture

Chinese Buddhist Architecture

Chan Buddhism

Indian Meditation Traditions

Bagan Mural Temple Architecture with Indian Hindu Epic Depictions

Indian Mural Traditions

Hindu Epic Depictions

Gupta

Pala Art Styles

Indic Literary Traditions

Domical Style of Bengal

Islamic Architectural Influences (domes)

Temple architecture of Bengal's Pala period

Brick Temple Architecture of the Gaur period

Indigenous Tripuri architectural elements

Pyramidal roof

Jagamohana

Fortification

Intertwined Hindu-Muslim motifs.

Gurjara-Pratihara architecture

Paramara architecture

Medieval Rajput architecture

Dravidian influences (minor)

Sultanate period influences (minor

later additions)

Mughal influences (minor

Bengali Navaratna Temple

Nine spires around central.

Ratna Style

Hindu Temple Architecture of Bengal

Terracotta Temple Architecture

North Indian Temple Style influences

in decorative elements)

Medieval Indian Fort Architecture with Hindu

Islamic Influences

Medieval Indian Fort Architecture

Hindu Fort Design

Islamic Architecture

Tomar Dynasty Architecture

Chauhan Dynasty Architecture

Military Architecture

Defensive Architecture

Sino-Tibetan Buddhist

monastery

sloping roofs

bright colors.

Traditional Sikkimese Architecture

Elements of Hindu Temple Iconography

Influence of Himalayan Vernacular Architecture

Use of Local Materials (Stone

Wood)

Vibrant Color Palettes inspired by Buddhist Traditions

Decorative Motifs from Hindu

Buddhist Art

Paramara Style influences

Possible Pala Dynasty influences

Central Indian vernacular elements

square base.

Solanki Style influences

Chandela Style influences

Local Chhattisgarhi vernacular architecture

Hayagriva Madhava Temple

curved cornices.

Typical Assamese Temple Architecture

Tai architectural influences

Kath-khuni Pagoda

Timber-bonded

Interlocking wood.

Kath-Kuni Style

Indigenous Wood Carving Traditions

North Indian Vernacular Architecture

Tantric Influences

palatial

sloping walls for stability.

Patola-inspired Geometric Patterns (arguably)

Torana Gateways (Hindu tradition)

Jharokha Balconies (Hindu tradition)

Chhatris (Hindu tradition)

Corbelled Arch Construction (prevalent in Indic styles)

Decorative Arch Motifs (influenced by Islamic architecture but adapted)

Massive Sloping Walls (characteristic of Rajput forts)

Prairie Hindu Temple Architecture with Cultural Centre

Gymnasium

Prairie Temple Adaptation

Gujarati

Punjabi Craft Traditions

Community Gymnasium Integration

Cold-Climate Building Systems

Volunteer-Led Cultural Programming

Hybrid Broadcast Infrastructure

Settlement Support Campus

Prairie Hindu Temple Architecture with Stucco Shikhara

Gujarati Craft Elements

Community Multipurpose Centre

Cold Climate Mechanical Systems

Social Service Hub

Hybrid Hindu-Arabic Contemporary Temple Architecture

Contemporary Hindu Architecture

Mashrabiya Facade Integration

Multi-Deity Layout

Digital Crowd Management

Prairie Hindu Temple Architecture with Cultural Centre Wing

Tamil Craft Traditions

Community Cultural Centre

Volunteer-Run Social Services

Hybrid Worship Broadcast

Settlement Support Hub

Vernacular Hindu. Timber-framed

Tai Ahom influences

Koch architecture

Orissan Temple Architecture (remote influence)

Bamboo

Timber construction (traditional Meitei)

Hindu Temple Architecture (general Indic influences)

Nagara Architecture (subtle influence in the shikhara)

Dravidian Architecture (very subtle influence

if any)

Bagan Syncretic Hindu-Buddhist Temple Architecture with Indian Artistic Influences

Indian Gupta

Indic Sculptural Traditions

Neoclassical

columns

symmetry

Contemporary Hindu Temple Architecture

Neo-classical

adapts classical forms.

Orissan Temple Architecture (influence in the decorative elements)

Gupta Period Temple Architecture (subtle influence)

Generic North Indian Temple Style

Modern Hindu Temple Architecture

Vernacular Architecture of Nagaland (minor influence in landscaping or ancillary structures)

perhaps in decorative motifs if any)

Neo-Classical Hindu Temple

shikharas

Traditional Khasi Architecture

Eastern Ganga Dynasty Temple Style

Silpa Shastras

Edwardian Renaissance Revival Temple Adaptation with Gaudiya Interiors

Edwardian Renaissance Revival

Gaudiya Vaishnava Temple Adaptation

Heritage Building Conservation

Toronto Victorian Streetscape

Adaptive Reuse Architecture

Urban Mandir Planning

Performing Arts Venue

Tai Ahom

Sloping walls

moat.

Nagara Architecture (elements)

Dravidian Architecture (minor elements)

Indo-Bengali

Curved roofs

domes

pinnacles

Typical Bengali Temple Architecture

Eka-Ratna Style

Islamic Dome Influences

Mughal Architectural Influences

curvilinear tower.

Khakhara Deul

Gajasimha Motifs

Eastern Ganga Dynasty Style

Curvilinear tower.

Typical Hindu Temple Architecture

Ekamukhi Shikhara

Phamsana Shikhara Style

Later Mughal Influences (minor

potentially in decorative elements)

Traditional Odishan Temple Architecture

Indo-Aryan

stacked

symmetrical

ornate.

Māru-Gurjara Architecture

Indo-Aryan elements

Paramara style

Solanki influences

Kalinga Architecture (potential influence

given some stylistic similarities)

Gurjara-Pratihara Style (influence debated

but possible given their presence in nearby regions)

Local Kumaoni Vernacular Architecture (use of local stone

Earlier North Indian Temple Traditions (evident in the simpler

earlier shrines)

Possible influences from the Katyuri Dynasty's architectural patronage

Elements of Panchayatana Style (arrangement of subsidiary shrines around a main shrine

though not strictly adhered to)

Dravidian Architecture (minor)

Traditional Naga architectural motifs

Rajasthani Jain Temple Architecture with Marble Construction

Rajasthani Jain Architecture

Mount Abu Style

Marble Temple Design

Jain Religious Architecture

Pahari

slate

local stone.

Jain architecture

Polished stone

towers

Champa Architecture

Jain Temple Architecture

in later additions)

Deccani Influences (minor

Koiri Style - a regional Mithila variant enriched by Mughal

Rajput influences

Koiri Style

Mithila Architecture

Hindu Temple Design

Palace Architecture

Later Somavamsi Style

Possible Kalachuri influences

Nagara Style Shikhara

Khajuraho School of Architecture

Kalinga Architecture (potential influence due to proximity

historical connections)

Hindu Temple Architecture (general)

Possible traces of Gupta period influences

Paramara style (subtle influences may be present)

Solanki style (minor influences possible due to trade routes)

Local tribal architectural elements integrated into the temple complex

Traditional Punjabi Architecture

Vernacular Religious. Blends hut

Bengali styles.

Eclectic Bengal Temple Architecture

Hut-Shaped Roof Style of Bengal

Curvilinear Sikhara of Bengal Temples

Laterite Stone Construction

Timber Construction

Decorative Terracotta Work

Blends Islamic forms with local motifs.

Solanki Architecture

Gujarat Sultanate Style

Mughal Influences

Local Kathiawadi Traditions

Persian Architectural Elements

Indo-Aryan Nagara. Towers

porches

columns.

Dogra Architecture

Hindu temple architecture

Symbolic elements

narratives.

Mughal Influences (Gardens

Pavilions)

Later Mughal Architecture (minor)

Buddhist Temple Architecture with Indian Hindu Architectural Elements

Maritime Silk Road Architecture

Nagara style shikhara

Malwa Plateau Regional Style

Bengali Temple architecture

brick structure

Typical Bengal Temple style of the 19th Century

Hut-shaped (Aatchala) style

Jor-Bangla Style influences

Do-chala (double sloped roof)

Ek-bangla (single sloped roof) influences

Unknown

Tribal

Locally sourced materials.

Sikh Architecture influences (due to regional context)

Maratha Architectural Influences (potential remnants

given historical interactions)

Pahari Architecture (influence from neighboring Himachal Pradesh)

Kalinga Architecture (subtle influences possible through trade

Latina Style (potential vestige from ancient trade routes)

Nilachal

Tiered

local influences.

Nilachal style

Typical Assam temple architecture

Ahom influence

Koch influence

Eclectic mix of styles prevalent in the region

Tantric influences

Influence of vernacular architecture

Dravidian Temple Architecture

Sloping pyramidal tower.

Badami Chalukya Style

Eastern Chalukya Architecture

Vesara Architecture (blend of Dravidian

Nagara)

North Indian Curvilinear Shikhara

Panchayatana Style

Sekhari Style

Indo-Saracenic Fortification Blends Hindu

Kalinga Architecture influences (potentially due to Katoch dynasty origins)

Latent Dravida elements (given pan-Indian temple influences)

Shikhara style variations

Vestiges of Rajput Military Architecture

Local Himachali vernacular architecture (wood

stone)

Possible Gandhara influences (given historical trade routes)

Ahom

Assamese

Indigenous materials

multi-tiered.

Assamese Traditional Architecture

Hindu Temple Architecture elements

Vernacular Assamese Styles

Indigenous Construction Techniques

Mughal Architectural Influences (limited)

Orissan Temple Architecture (subtle influences)

Karna style

Rajput Military

Fortified stronghold

Late Mughal Military Architecture

Shurasena Style

Kalinga Architecture (minor influence)

Panchala regional vernacular architecture

Indus Valley Fortification traditions (very distant influence)

Rajput

Hindu. Syncretic

ornate

marble

sandstone.

Maratha Architecture

Chattri Style

Kalinga Architecture (influence seen in the curvilinear towers)

Latina Style (influence in the pillars)

Rajput Architecture (influence in decorative elements)

Mughal Architecture (subtle influence

potentially in later additions or renovations)

Maratha Architecture (possible influence in decorative motifs)

Hemadpanthi Style (influence possible in the use of stone)

tiered upward curves.

Kashi Khand Architecture

Hindu styles.

Kashmiri Hindu Architecture

Gandharan Architecture

Late Kushana Period Influences

Possible Saka-Parthian Influences (early periods)

Elements of Pratihara Style

Traces of later Mughal influences (non-Hindu

but present in some restorative work)

Hindu Shahi Dynasty North Indian Temple Architecture with Gandhara Influences

Hindu Shahi Architecture

Gandhara Temple Style

North Indian Nagara Style

Early Medieval Hindu Temple Design

Indus Valley Architectural Traditions

Ahom-influenced Eclectic Temple

Buddhist

Typical Assam Temple Style

Vernacular Architecture of Assam

Influence of Kamarupa School

Sloping roofs

stone walls

Katyuri Dynasty Style

Grey Stone Temple Architecture

Early Medieval Temple Style

Panch Kedara Architectural Style

Buddhist Monastery Architecture with Indian Buddhist

Indic Guardian Deity Influences

Indian Buddhist Monastery Architecture

Turk Shahi Architecture

Indic Guardian Deity Iconography

Late Buddhist Art

North Indian curvilinear towers

Indo-Aryan Influences

Sculptural Embellishments

Regional Indo-Islamic

Trabeated

basalt

Rajasthani Influences

Deccani Influences

Sultanate Period Influences (subtle)

Local Vernacular Architecture

Kashmiri Hindu

Pagoda-like wooden shrine.

Sharada Peeth Style

Mughal Architectural Influences (specifically in later additions)

Dogra Architecture (minor influences)

Elements of Sikh Architecture (in certain restorative elements)

Use of local materials like wood

brick (reflecting vernacular Kashmiri construction)

Anglo-Manipuri Military Fortification

Defensive

Ramparts

ditches

strategic positioning

Indigenous Meitei Architecture

Assamese Hill Architecture

Traditional Hindu Temple Architecture (traces)

Shan Architecture (Burmese influence)

tiered roof.

Kashmiri Hindu Temple Architecture

Elements of Tibetan Architecture

Buddhist architectural influences (Chorten-like structures)

Terracotta

Ornate

detailed brickwork.

Later Mughal influences (decorative elements)

Terracotta ornamentation (characteristic of Bengal)

Wheel-shaped

Chola Architecture

Pandya Architecture

Medieval Temple Architecture with Pre-Islamic Indian Religious

Architectural Influences

Indian Temple Architecture

Pre-Islamic Central Asian Architecture

Khorezm Architecture

Indian Religious Traditions

Central Asian Temple Design

North Indian curvilinear tower.

British Colonial Architecture

Rajput military hill architecture. Defensive. Thick walls

strategic location.

Jaina Architecture influences (specifically in the Jain temples within the complex)

Regional Rajasthani vernacular architecture

Sultanate period fortification styles

Charbagh

Symmetrical gardens

pavilions

water features.

Vernacular Braj Architecture

Mughal Garden Design

Bagan Cave Temple Architecture with Hindu Vishnu Reliefs

Bagan Cave Temple Architecture

Indian Rock-Cut Cave Temple Influences

Hindu Vishnu Iconography

Cave Temple Design

Nagara Dravida Fusion

Blends North

South styles.

Generic Hindu Temple Architecture

Temple architecture of neighbouring Northeast states

tiered structure

Shikhara

upward-pointing.

Pratihara Style

Kashmiri influences

Sculptural influences from neighboring regions

Saivite Temple Architecture

Brick Temple Architecture

Early Chalukya influences

Elevated sanctuary

Khura Deul

Jaga Mohan

Khmer Hindu Brick Temple Architecture with Indian Hindu Iconographic

Indian Hindu Brick Temple Architecture

Odishan Temple Architecture

porch.

Traditional Manipuri Architecture

Vernacular Architecture of Manipur

Indo-Saracenic

eclectic fusion of Indian

other styles.

Buddhist Stupa Architecture

Early Medieval Indian Temple Style

Champa Influences (Possible

due to trade

Mauryan elements (foundation

early structures)

Later additions showing Pala

Sena Dynasties influences

Kadamba-Yadava

Dravida

stepped pyramidal tower.

Chalukyan

Dravidian

Jain

Hoysala

Later Chola

Vijayanagara

Indigenous Khasi architecture

adaptation.

Indigenous Tribal Architecture of Meghalaya

Elements of Hindu Temple Architecture

Influence of Bengali Temple Style

Traces of Ahom Architecture

Hints of Koch Architecture

Bhumija Nagara Curvilinear Towers Stacked

Concentric Rings

Chalukya Influences

Traces of earlier Gupta Period Architecture

Kalinga Architecture influences (possibly through later renovations

additions)

Nagara-Mandapa Hybrid with Lakshmi Iconography

Lakshmi-Narayana Worship

Integrated Mandir Wing

Digital Devotional Experience

Indo-Portuguese

Blends Indian

Portuguese aesthetics.

Goan Temple Architecture

Konkani Temple Architecture

Chalukya

Southern Deccan Style

Karnata Dravida influences

Nagara style

Mandapa Style

Gopuram Style

Traditional Mithila Architecture

Naga-influenced

unknown

sculptural ornamentation.

Naga Architectural Elements

Early Medieval Hindu Temple Style

Orissan Temple Architecture Influences

curvilinear towers.

Saptamatrika Worship Traditions (influencing sculptural elements)

Deccani Architecture

Vernacular Architecture of Bihar

Temple Architecture of Mithila

Sloping roof

ornate pillars

garbhagriha.

peristyle

Classical Greek Architecture

Roman Architecture

Surya Temple Architecture

North Indian Hindu Temple Architecture

Nagara style Shikhara

Expressionist Modernism Religious Organic

flowing spaces.

Rajasthani Jharokha-style Balconies (adapted)

Mughal Charbagh Garden influences (adapted for the climate)

Vastu Shastra principles (orientation

layout)

Hindu Mandir Shikhara (spire) influences (reinterpreted)

Mandala-inspired floor plans

Lotus symbolism (in the overall form)

Traditional Indian stepwell design elements (adapted)

Rock-cut architecture of South India (inspiration for blending with the landscape)

Traditional Khasi Religious Architecture

Nature Integration

Vernacular Architecture of the Eastern Himalayas

Elements of Bengali Temple Style

Influence of neighboring Assam's Temple Traditions

Traces of Buddhist architectural motifs from Southeast Asia

Hints of North Indian Temple Architecture through pilgrimage routes

Rock-cut architecture

cave temple

carved from natural rock face.

Gupta Period Rock-Cut Architecture

Pallava Rock-Cut Architecture Influences

Early Chalukya Cave Temple Style

Elements of Dravidian Gopuram Design (though modified)

Possible Kalinga Architectural Influences

Buddhist Rock-Cut Architecture (in terms of excavation techniques)

Local Tribal Architectural Traditions of Arunachal Pradesh

Pandya Influences (if any verifiable evidence exists)

Possible Ahom Kingdom Architectural Influences

Vernacular religious architecture

adapts to local needs

beliefs.

Mughal Architecture (minor influence in decorative elements)

Haveli Architecture (influence in courtyard

enclosure design)

Maru-Gurjara Architecture (regional influence)

Rajput Architecture (regional influence)

Central Indian Temple Architecture (minor influence)

Solanki

Maru-Gurjara

carved stone

stepped tank.

Surya (Sun) Temple Typology

Indian Rock-cut Architecture elements

Sculptural embellishments influenced by regional Gujarati traditions

Triratha Buddhist Monastery Architecture with Vajrayana Influences

Vajrayana Buddhist Style

Post-Gupta Period Architecture

Triratha Architecture

Buddhist Monastery Design

Tantric Buddhist Motifs

Blends Mughal

European.

Shilpa Shastras (principles of Hindu architecture)

Vastu Shastra (traditional Hindu system of architecture)

Elements of Sikh Palace Architecture

Local Punjabi Architectural Traditions

Buddhist Mountain Monastery Architecture with Indian Buddhist

Hindu Influences

Indian Hindu Guardian Deities

Indian Mountain Monastery Traditions

Kalinga Architecture influences (possibly due to trade or pilgrimage routes)

Latina Shikhara style

Bhumija Shikhara influences

Maratha Architectural elements (given the temple's later renovations)

Gurjara-Pratihara influences (though geographically distant

stylistic echoes are possible)

Elaborate carvings

soaring towers

Pancharatha plan

Shaktism influences in temple iconography

Vaishnavism influences in temple iconography

Newari-influenced Nepali pagoda

brick

Newar Architecture

Gandaki School of Architecture

Shikhara Style (North Indian)

Pagoda Style (influenced by Tibetan architecture)

Khas Malla Architecture (Western Nepal influence)

Elements of Dravidian Architecture (South Indian)

Traces of Hoysala influence (Karnataka)

Pre-Islamic

Sun-baked brick.

Post-Gupta Style

Gandharan Influences

Possible Late Maurya Influences

sanctum within.

Rekha-Deul Style (embryonic)

Later Hindu Temple Influences (Paramara

etc. - superimposed)

Local

Vernacular Architectural Elements

Cham Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Dravidian

Indian Dravidian Temple Architecture

Indian Nagara Temple Architecture

Cham Tower Design

stepped spire

Chalukya Architectural Style

Sompura Style of Temple Architecture

Pahari-Western Himalayan Vernacular

stone

interlocking.

Western Himalayan Architecture

Kath-khuni Style (Timber-bonded)

Hindu Temple Architecture (Shikhara)

Mughal Architecture (some later additions)

Local Kullu Valley Vernacular Architecture

Paramara Dynasty Influences

Khajuraho Influences

Tyndall Stone Monoliths

Megalithic

Carved

erected single stones

Typical Khasi Architecture

Indigenous Jaintia Traditions

Vestiges of Koch Architecture

Bengali Temple Style

Elements of Nagara Architecture

Traces of Dravidian Influence

Bagan Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Nagara

Dravidian Influences

Indian Nagara Style

Dravidian Temple Influences

Hindu Vishnu Temple Design

Southeast Asian Brick Architecture

Haveli architecture

courtyard-centered

Jharokha style balconies

Rajasthani decorative elements (e.g.

floral patterns

geometric designs)

Intricate carvings reminiscent of South Indian temple ornamentation

dome elements potentially influenced by Indo-Islamic architecture

Use of local sandstone reflecting regional building practices

Symmetrical layout possibly drawing inspiration from Vastu Shastra principles

Courtyard planning common in traditional Indian residential architecture

Screened windows (jaalis) for privacy

ventilation

a feature seen across various Indian architectural styles

Phamsana Style Roof

Traditional Jharkhand Temple Architecture

Kushan Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Nagara Influences

Kushan Architecture

Early Hindu Temple Design

Indic Surya Worship

Regional Indigenous Architecture of Jharkhand

Kalinga Architecture (influence seen in the curvilinear shikhara)

Gurjara-Pratihara Style (possible influence in the sculptural elements)

Paramara Style (subtle influences potentially visible

given the photographer's background)

Central Indian Temple Architecture (some stylistic overlaps with the photographer's region of expertise)

Himalayan Architecture (adaptation to the mountainous terrain)

Brick

terracotta

pyramidal

Tai architecture

Nagara architecture influences (curvilinear shikhara)

Typical Assamese temple architecture

Hindu temple architecture traditions

Orissan Temple Style influences

Influence of local building materials (brick

timber)

Vernacular Hindu Nepali. Timber-framed

pitched roofs.

Hindu Temple Architecture of the Himalayas

Traditional Nepali Pagoda Architecture

Wooden Temple Architecture of Himachal Pradesh

Elements of Mughal Architecture (decorative details)

Vernacular Architecture of Nagaland (site integration)

Shikhara Style (modified)

Use of local materials influenced by regional traditions

vibrant colors

intricate details.

Sompura Style of Gujarat

Rajasthani Haveli Architecture

Kalinga Architecture (Jagannath Temple Puri influence)

Dravidian Architecture (Gopuram influences)

Mughal Architecture (Jali work

British Colonial Architecture (minor influences in later additions)

Traditional Gujarati Domestic Architecture

Vestara Style of Northern Gujarat

North Indian Curvilinear Tower

Maratha Influences

Beehive Shikhara

Eclecticism

British Colonial Influences (minor)

Traditional Jharkhand Tribal Architectural Motifs

Indo-Islamic Mughal military fortification.

Local Tribal Architectural Influences

Dilwara style carvings

Chaulukya Style

Jain Architectural Traditions

Western Indian Temple Architecture

Gujarati Architectural Style

Sindhi Hindu Temple Architecture with Ancient Indian Influences

Ancient Indian Temple Architecture

Sindhi Hindu Temple Design

Medieval Hindu Architecture

Colonial Period Adaptations

Panchmukhi Hanuman Worship Traditions

Dravida hybrid

tiered upward.

Nagara Architecture Influences

Indigenous Arunachali Tribal Architecture

Parthian Fortress Architecture with Mithraic Temples

Indo-Iranian Rituals with Indian Religious Influences

Mithraic Traditions

Indo-Iranian Religious Practices

Parthian Architecture

Indian Cosmological Concepts

Pagoda Architecture

Diminishing stacked roofs.

Pagoda Style

Wooden Carvings influenced by Newar craftsmanship

Stone

brick construction techniques prevalent in North India

clustered shrines.

Vesara Style influences

potentially in later additions

Carved wooden facades.

Maratha Architectural Influences

Gujarat Sultanate Period Architecture

Local Gujarati Vernacular Architecture

Hindu Carving Traditions

other traditional Indic architectural elements

Indo-Islamic military. Fortified hilltop citadel.

Gujarat Sultanate Architecture

Khmer Hindu Temple Mountain Architecture with Indian Hindu Mount Meru Cosmological Influences

Cham Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Dravidian Influences

Hindu Architecture

Shikhara towers dominate.

Buddhist Architecture (influenced by Indian styles)

Champa Architecture (influenced by Indian styles)

Khmer Architecture (influenced by Indian styles)

Khmer Late Angkor Period Brick Prang Architecture

Khmer Temple Architecture

Late Angkor Period

Brick Architecture

Thai Architectural Influences

Khmer Angkor Wat Style Brick

Stucco Hindu Temple Architecture

Angkor Wat Style

Stucco Art

Southeast Asian Prasat Design

Khmer Baphuon Style Hindu Shiva Lingam Temple Architecture

Baphuon Style

Hindu Shiva Lingam Worship

Khmer Mahayana Buddhist Monastery Architecture with Indian Buddhist

Hindu Iconographic Influences

Indian Mahayana Buddhist Iconography

Indian Shaiva Iconography

Khmer Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Hindu Architectural

Iconographic Influences

Ornate white marble carvings

Italian Carrara Marble influence (material choice)

Traditional Haveli Architecture (minor influence in layout)

Hindu Temple Carving Traditions

Vaishnava Temple Iconography

Deula Style

Nata-Mandira

Bhoga-Mandap

Nagara influences (minor)

Tibetan Buddhist Architecture with Indian Buddhist Influences

Mandala-Based Architecture

Indian Buddhist Cosmology

fusion

Mughal-European blend.

Trabeate construction techniques (similar to those used in some Hindu temples)

Jali work (seen in some Hindu

Chhajjas (overhanging eaves

common in various Indian architectural styles including some Hindu temples)

Decorative arches (influenced by Islamic architecture but also present in some later Hindu temple styles)

Use of brick

mortar (common in various Indian architectural styles including some Hindu structures)

Courtyard planning (seen in both Hindu

Gateways

fortifications (common in various Indian architectural styles including Hindu temple complexes)

Indian Buddhist Epigraphy

Sanskrit Language Traditions

Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Hindu Architectural Elements

Indian Column Architecture

Indian Iconography

Mughal-influenced Hindu temple architecture

integrates archways

chhatris

jaalis.

Residential

inward-facing courtyard.

Nagara Architecture (North Indian style)

Latina Architecture

Military

Fortified walls

bastions

moats

Temple Architecture of Odisha

Fort Architecture of Rajputana

British Colonial Influences

Vernacular Architecture of Odisha

Islamic forms.

Deccani Sultanate Architecture

Maratha Vernacular Architecture

Hemadpanthi Architectural Style

Early Chalukyan Architecture influences (possibly through later Deccan styles)

Western Indian fortification traditions

Kalinga Nagara Religious Curvilinear towers

Lingaraja Temple influences

Mukteswara Temple influences

Parsurameswar Temple influences

Brahmeswara Temple influences

Gothic

Colonial Architecture

Traditional Bihari Architecture

Central Indian temple architecture

Somvanshi Architectural Style

Later Gurjara-Pratihara Influences

Bundela architecture

Rajput style

blends local

Jaali Work (Lattice screens)

Chhatris (Cenotaphs)

Jharokhas (Overhanging balconies)

Hindu Temple Architecture elements (e.g.

though modified)

Local vernacular traditions of the Bundelkhand region

Indigenous Mizo architecture

wood construction

Indigenous Tribal Architecture of Mizoram

Hindu Temple Architecture of Northeast India

Vernacular Architecture of Mizoram

Kakatiya architecture

Deccan style

Floating bricks

granite

Badami Chalukyan Architecture

Kakatiya Architecture

Dravidian Architecture influences (esp. Vimana)

Vijayanagara Architecture (minor later additions)

Deccan Architecture

Telangana regional style

Hindu Temple Architecture (general principles)

Gujarat Sompura Style influences

Mughal Architecture influences (domes

Kalinga Architecture (some sculptural elements)

sculpted sandstone

Vimana

Jain Temples

ornate carvings in marble.

Hoysala Temple Architecture

Paramara Architecture styles of Mandu

Chaulukya Architecture

Solanki style of Gujarat

Jain Architectural Canons

Royal pavilion

multi-tiered

Tai Architecture

Pavilion Architecture

Indigenous Assamese Vernacular Architecture

Rajput military architecture

fortifications

strategic hilltop placement

Torana Gateways

Chhatri Pavilions

Hindu Temple Architecture (specifically Gurjara-Pratihara)

Stepwells (Baori)

Fortification Walls

Bastion Design

Sculptural Panels (influenced by regional styles)

Water Management Systems (influenced by traditional Indic methods)

Pyramidal Spire

Rajasthani influences

Gujarati Temple Architectural Style

Rajasthani vernacular architecture

Local materials

Rajput influences.

residential

inward-facing

Rajputana Style

Chattri elements

Jali work (lattice screens)

Traditional Hindu ornamentation

Indo-Tibetan Buddhist

Tibetan motifs.

Nepalese Pagoda Architecture

Elements of North Indian Temple Style

Traces of Kalinga Architecture

Influence of Chola Temple Design

Contemporary Hindu Cultural Centre Architecture with Nagara-Inspired Shikhara

Nagara Temple Elements

Contemporary Cultural Centre

Indo-Canadian Institutional Design

Geothermal Mechanical Integration

Multifunction Auditorium Planning

Seismic-Resilient Steel Frame

Community Campus Layout

Gopuram

Mandapam

Pahari Vernacular Religious. Local materials

sloping roofs.

Vernacular Himalayan Architecture

Traditional Timber Construction

Khmer Early Angkorian Period Brick Prang Architecture

Early Angkorian Period

Hindu Trinity Worship

Medieval Islamic Architecture with Indian Architectural Influences

Indian Architectural Traditions

Indian Urban Planning

Medieval Islamic Architecture

Kalinga North Indian

tiered

sculpted towers.

Maru-Gurjara influences

Kalinga Architecture influences (possible

given Kurukshetra's historical connections)

Paramara Style details (potential influence)

Medieval Hindu Temple architecture

stepped spire.

Kalinga Architecture influences (in sculptures)

Chalukya Architectural elements

Paramara Dynasty's architectural contributions

Solanki period influences

Traces of Gurjara-Pratihara style

Indo-Portuguese  Religious Syncretic

Goan Hindu Architecture

Fluted pillars

trefoil arches

Sarada Script Influence (on decorative elements)

Possible early Pahari influences

Elements of Buddhist Stupa architecture (given the region's history)

Kashmiri Hindu Temple Architecture with University Complex Design

Ancient Indian University Design

Sanskrit Learning Center Architecture

Shakti Peeth Design

Indo-Greek Architectural Influences

North Indian Hindu Temple Architecture with Punjabi Adaptations

Punjabi Hindu Architecture

Mughal Period Adaptations

Ornate mirroring

fretwork.

Shish Mahal traditions of Rajasthan

Floral patterns reminiscent of Mughal gardens

Hindu temple art

Jali work reflecting Indic architectural elements

Mirror work potentially inspired by Rajasthani

Gujarati traditions with parallels in South Indian mirror inlay

dome elements showing Islamic influence

Use of local materials blended with broader North Indian architectural practices

Elements of Indo-Saracenic Revival style (though primarily a 19th

20th century style

some precursor elements might be present)

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Vernacular Haryana Architecture

Modern Reinforced Concrete Temple with Shirdi Samadhi Mandir Interiors

Shirdi Samadhi Mandir Replica

Modern Diaspora Temple

Queue Management Infrastructure

Natural Cave Shrine

Natural Formation

Formed by natural processes.

Ancient Indian Rock-Cut Architecture

Influence of Local Shrine Traditions

Elements of Kerala Architecture

Trabeate

Elements of Dravidian Architecture (e.g.

Gopuram influences

albeit subtly)

Generic North Indian Temple features

Vimana. (Incorrect

this is a later addition

not a UNESCO site

not Dravidian).

Elements of Buddhist Stupa Design

South Indian Dravidian Temple Architecture Adapted to Industrial Shell

Art Deco Industrial Conversion

Rajagopuram Engineering

Tamil Diaspora Cultural Infrastructure

Hybrid Stone-and-Steel Construction

Urban Processional Landscape

Vernacular Manipuri Religious. Timber

gilded.

Hindu Temple Architecture of Manipur

Meitei Traditional Architecture

Dravidian Architecture (minor influence)

Vernacular Religious. Locally sourced materials

simple design.

Vernacular Mizo Architecture

Elements of Sikh Gurudwara Architecture

Modern Interpretations of Traditional Motifs

Indic Decorative Elements

Hybrid North Indian Temple Architecture with Community Centre

Industrial Adaptive Reuse

Community Cultural Complex

Hybrid Structural Retrofit

Gujarati-Rajasthani Decorative Arts

Urban Hindu Civic Centre

Rekha Deula Inspired Temple with Modern Envelope

Rekha Deula Adaptation

Rath Yatra Infrastructure

Diaspora Cultural Hub

Swaminarayan Temple Architecture within Modern Community Complex

Swaminarayan Temple Architecture

Urban Community Campus

Hybrid Concrete-Steel Structure

Gujarati Decorative Craft

Diaspora Education Infrastructure

Civic Relief Hub

Vernacular Religious

adapts to local materials

climate.

Silpa Shastras Influences

Traditional Khasi Architectural Elements

Vernacular Architecture of Meghalaya

Vernacular Hindu. Adapts to local climate

materials.

Orissan Temple Architecture (influence debated)

Koch Architecture (influence debated)

Ahom Architecture (influence debated)

Nagara Dravidian Hindu Layered pyramidal tower.

Gujarat Temple Style Influences

Rajasthani Architectural Elements

Hemadpanthi Architectural Hints

Vernacular Konkani Architecture

Swaminarayan Temple Architecture with Contemporary Haveli

Adaptive Reuse of Industrial Buildings

Timber Haveli Construction

Community Cultural Infrastructure

Hybrid Worship

Broadcast Campus

Diaspora Heritage Education

Contemporary Swaminarayan Mandir Architecture with Cultural Centre

Gujarati Artisan Craft

Urban Cultural Centre

Volunteer-Led Social Services

Hybrid Broadcast Platform

Community Education Campus

Indo-Portuguese Religious Eclecticism blends styles.

North Indian temple

Kerala Traditional Temple Architecture Adapted to Reinforced Concrete Shell

Kerala Temple Vernacular

Diaspora Adaptation

Warehouse-to-Chuttambalam Transformation

Shikhara Style (prominent in the main tower)

Latina Style (potential influence in the pillars)

Traditional Haveli Architecture (influence in courtyard layout)

Mandir Architecture of Himachal Pradesh (regional influence)

North Indian Vaishnava Temple Architecture with Sindhi Adaptations

Vaishnava Temple Design

Sindhi Hindu Architecture

Maru-Gurjara Inspired Stone Temple Architecture

Maru-Gurjara Temple Architecture

Nagara Temple Towers

Hand-Carved Stone Craft

Diaspora Cultural Centre

Hybrid Stone-Concrete Construction

Community Welfare Hub

Bagan Buddhist Temple Architecture with Hindu Guardian Deity Integration

Indian Shikhara Influences

Hindu Guardian Deity Integration

Hemadpanti · Regional Indo-Islamic · Trabeate construction

Hemadpanti Architecture

Later Yadava Style

Dravidian influences (especially in the Vimana)

Nagara influences (amalgamated with Dravidian)

Regional Deccan Style

Maratha Architectural elements (later additions)

Hoysala influences (subtle

stepped tower.

Badami Chalukya Architecture

Eastern Ganga Architecture

Indo-Islamic military. Fortified

strategic hilltop placement.

Deccani Sultanate Style

Maratha Fortification Style

Hemadpanti Architectural Influences

Elements of Mughal Architecture (later additions)

Early Hindu Temple Architecture remnants

Local Vernacular Architecture (use of basalt

laterite)

Indian rock-cut

Carved from natural rock.

Tapering pyramidal roof.

Nagara architecture (influences

though not strictly categorized as such)

Ekasringa style (Assamese)

Do-chala style (Assamese)

Typical Sikhara (curvilinear tower)

Amalaka (crowning disc)

Kalasha (finial)

Hindu temple architecture (broadly)

Tai

Fortified City

Moats

ramparts

palaces.

Assamese Style

Hybrid Indo-Islamic elements (minor)

Fuses Hindu

Moorish elements.

Pandyan Architecture

Traditional Nepali Temple Architecture

Solanki style (Maru-Gurjara Architecture)

Gujarati architectural traditions

Rajasthani architectural influences

Traditional timber framing (earlier iterations)

Stone carving traditions of Western India

gopuram.

Nayaka Architecture

Mughal Architecture (minor influence in later additions)

Adapted Gothic Church Temple Architecture with Dravidian Sanctum

Australian Gothic Church Fabric

Chettinad Iconography

Sydney Parish Heritage

Tamil Diaspora Adaptation

Contemporary Structural Rehabilitation

Community Cultural Venue

Adapted Federation Warehouse Temple Architecture with Dravidian Mandapa Additions

Adapted Colonial Warehouse Architecture

Dravidian Mandapa Planning

North Indian Shrine Iconography

Australian Brick Federation Style

Community Hall Typology

Diaspora Adaptive Reuse

Contemporary Seismic Detailing

Modern Reinforced Concrete Mandir with Lotus Domes

Modern Mandir Architecture

Lotus Motif Domes

ISKCON Global Style

Dravidian Nagar Style with Granite Mandapa

Dravidian Murugan Temple Architecture

Chettiar Mercantile Influence

Singaporean Multicultural Heritage

Dravidian Style South Indian Temple Architecture with Granitic Gopuram

Tamil Diaspora Urban Vernacular

Little India Conservation District

North Indian Nagara

Kalinga Architecture elements (potentially)

Post-Gupta period influences

Early medieval temple architecture of Northern India

Kashmiri Buddhist-Hindu Temple Architecture with Gandhara Influences

Kashmiri Temple Architecture

Gandhara Influences

Buddhist-Hindu Syncretism

Ancient Indian Temple Design

Timber Framing (Kath-khuni)

Stone Carving Traditions (North Indian)

Jali Work (influenced by Mughal traditions)

sandstone carvings

Pahadi Architecture

Traces of Gupta Period Architecture

Kushan Hindu Temple Architecture with Indian Nagara

Hellenistic Influences

porch

sanctum

Kalinga Architecture (influence from Odisha)

Mithila Architecture (regional influence from Bihar)

Nagara Dravida

pillars

Sompura Temple Style

Traditional Gujarati Architecture

Orissan Temple Architecture (influence in decorative elements)

Dravidian Architecture (subtle influences)

Bengali terracotta

stucco

figurative panels

Atchala Style

Laterite Construction Techniques

Terracotta Decoration

Classical Hindu Temple Influences

Vernacular Bengali Influences

Decorative friezes

plaques.

Classical Bengali Temple Architecture

Atchala

Pancharatna

Eka-ratna

Jora Bangla

Do-chala

Tibetan Buddhist monastic architecture

Steep sloping roofs

Chorten Architecture (Tibetan)

Champa Architecture (influenced by South Indian styles)

Vestiges of Pala Dynasty influences (Eastern India)

Elements of Newar architecture (Nepal)

Traces of Gupta period artistic influences

vibrant colours.

Dzong Architecture (Bhutanese)

Elements of Mughal Architecture (influenced by early contacts)

Nagara Architecture (subtle influences

potentially through early trade

Khasi Architecture (minor influences due to proximity

Ahom Architecture (Assam influence through shared history)

Traditional Monpa tribal architecture

Kandyan Buddhist Temple Architecture with Indian Buddhist Architectural

Indian Buddhist Temple Architecture

Kandyan Architecture

Sri Lankan Buddhist Architecture

Bagan Temple Architecture with Indic Cosmological Planning

Indian Nagara Influences

Pala Influences

Mandala-Based Design

Ahom Architecture influences (from Assam)

Koch Architecture influences (from Assam

Bengal)

Indigenous Naga architectural elements

Generic vernacular architecture of the region

Traces of Gupta period temple architecture

Vesara Style

Hindu Temple Architecture (Generic)

Ahom Influences (Assam

Northeast)

Koch Influences (Bengal

Traditional Naga Architectural Elements

Malwa Architecture

Badami Chalukya

stepped diamond spires.

Chalukya-Hoysala influences

Vesara Style elements

Eclectic Vernacular Religious

traditional elements.

Shakti Temple Architecture

Bengal Temple Style

Nagara Architecture (influences)

Orissan Temple Architecture (minor influences)

Vernacular Architecture of Upper Assam

Indo-Portuguese Fortress. Military. Blend of European

Indian forms.

Portuguese Colonial Architecture

Elements of Rajput Military Architecture

Regional Goan vernacular influences

Coastal fortification traditions

Vestiges of early Hindu temple architecture

Blends North-South styles.

Maratha Architecture Influences

Chalukya Architectural Elements

Kalinga Architectural Influences (subtle)

Regional Deccan Architectural Idioms

Typical Bengali Hut Style

Curvilinear Bangla Roof

Eaves Style of Bengal

Square Structure with a Cruciform Roof

Islamic Dome Influences (on the crown)

Local Tribal Influences

Hemadpanti Religious Trabeated construction

basalt rock

Islamic architectural influences (minor

primarily in later additions)

North Indian Nagara Temple Architecture

Sloping towers upwards.

Himalayan Architecture (use of local stone

sloping roofs)

Katyuri Dynasty Architectural Style

Ancient Hindu Temple traditions

Palatial

European

Jharokha (overhanging enclosed balconies)

Chhatris (elevated

dome-shaped pavilions)

Mandapas (pillared halls or pavilions)

Jali work (intricate lattice screens)

Scalloped arches

domes (influenced by Indo-Islamic architecture)

Stone carving traditions of Rajasthan

Vastu Shastra (traditional Hindu principles of architecture)

Islamic Architecture (domes

arches)

Vernacular Tripura Architecture

Assamese Hindu – vernacular – wood

Eclectic influences (colonial era additions)

Traditional Assam religious architecture

Rock-cut relief sculptures

Carving into cliff face.

Rock-Cut Architecture

Temple Cave Architecture

Bengali Temple Style Influences

Later Pala Period Influences

Indigenous Tribal Art Traditions

Sindhi Maritime Hindu Temple Architecture with Vedic Influences

Sindhi Hindu Temple Architecture

Maritime Temple Design

Vedic Period Influences

Indus Valley Maritime Traditions

Granite pillars

Chola Influence

Lepakshi style of painting (influenced by Vijayanagara period)

Sculpture traditions of South India

Traditional

simple designs.

Vernacular Hindu Architecture of the Gangetic Plains

Nagara-Inspired North American Temple Architecture with Cultural Centre

Gandhi Peace Garden Landscape

Canadian Institutional Design

Modern Cultural Centre Planning

Community Broadcast Infrastructure

Meditation Park Typology

Late Medieval North Indian Temple Style

Kalinga Architecture elements (potential influence due to regional proximity)

Sultanate Period Architectural Hints (arches

domes - possible influence due to the period of reconstruction)

Regional Bihari vernacular architecture

Earlier Brahmanical Temple traditions

Possible Pala Dynasty influences (due to their rule in the region)

Generic Pan-Indian Hindu Temple features

Pyramidal towers

Indigenous Tribal Architecture of Northeast India

Vestiges of Buddhist architectural elements

Vernacular Architecture of the region

Trabeated basalt construction.

Maharashtra Temple Architecture

Nagara Architecture influences (amalaka

sikhara)

Dravidian Architecture influences (gopuram elements)

Regional vernacular traditions of Maharashtra

Influence of Yadava dynasty architectural style

Maratha architectural elements (post-Yadava period)

Sultanate

Mughal architectural influences (minor

Deccan

ornate carved stone

Hoysala Influences

Early Western Chalukya elements

Later Chalukya elements

Khmer Baphuon Style Hindu Shiva Temple Architecture

Hindu Shiva Temple Design

Chalukyan Architectural Elements

Pallava Architecture

Western Chalukya influences

Later Kakatiya elements

Sogdian Fire Temple Fortress Architecture with Indian Solar Worship Connections

Sogdian Fortress Architecture

Indian Solar Worship

Sogdian Sun Worship

Fire Temple Architecture

Kalinga Architecture influences (possible due to historical interactions)

Traces of early vernacular architecture of the region

Influence of local stone carving traditions

Elements of Sikhara style (curvilinear tower)

Shikhara

Mandapa

Pradakshina

Garbhagriha

Hindu Temple

Nagara Temple

Nagara

Temple

North India

North Indian Temple

Hindu Architecture

Panchayatana

Northern India

Hindu

North Indian Temple Architecture

North Indian temple

Curvilinear tower

Hindu architecture

North Indian temples

Shikhara architecture

Temple architecture

Prasada

Amalaka

North Indian architecture

Rekha-Prasada

Latina

Sekhari

Bhumija

Urushringa

Kalinga

Utkala

Rekha Prasada

Nagara architecture

North Indian temple architecture

Pancharatha

Hindu temple

Panchayatana layout

Indo-Aryan

Northern Indian temples

Kalasha

Deula

Stone carving

Latina style

Early Nagara

Stone Temple

Gupta Art

Phamsana

Valabhi

North Indian Architecture

Curvilinear Tower

Ratha

North Indian Style

Temple Architecture

Curvilinear

Amlaka

Northern Indian temple architecture

Shikhara Architecture

Devalaya

Deccan

North Indian

Lata

Northern Style

Vertical Emphasis

Northern Indian Temple Architecture

Silpa Shastras

North Indian style

Northern Indian temple

Hinduism

Jainism

Kandariya

Central India

Katoch

Sandstone

Verticality

Cruciform

Hindu Temple Architecture

Mandir

Religious Architecture

Rekha Deul

Mandira

shikhara

garbhagriha

mandapa

amalaka

kalasha

Vertical emphasis

Ratha projections

Khajuraho

Solanki

Hindu temple architecture

Sculpture

Sikhara

Kalinga architecture

Vastu Shastra

temple

Stone

Carvings

Kalasam

Surya

Temple Art

Trabeate

Cruciform plan

Shikhara style

north India

Northern Indian Temple

Deul

Mandala

Religious

Sanctum

Rock-cut

Relief

Cave

Shaiva

Shikhara temple

Stone temple

Modhera

Solar