The entrance plaza is abutted by the reception, yoga, meditation and performance. Each building sits comfortably in the landscape, with lines of structure and form composed in gentle inspiration from yogic postures of the human body - balanced but poised with a gesture of movement. In addition, the buildings respond to the moderate tropical climate of the region, situated on the natural terrain to receive daylight from the north and south as well as the prevailing wind along the NE and SW directions. The buildings are made with composite walls of local stone and cement block , making it stronger to retain earth berms, and making them better insulated for the summer heat. The roof structure is a composite of steel and recycled wood rafters sits lightly on the stone clad walls, lifted upward. The wood slat false ceiling is also made from wood recovered from packaging boxes along with thermal insulation. Much of the wood is recycled/reused from industrial packaging available locally. The grey granite cladding stone is also sourced from a quarry within 50 km from the site. Finishes are kept basic - polished cement flooring, wood hand polished, rough hand-dressed stone cladding on walls. The designed architecture and landscape work with harmoniously with the existing site ecology.