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P7- Design in Ayurvedic Hospitals with Lakshman Srivastava

P7- Design in Ayurvedic Hospitals with Lakshman Srivastava

Update: 2025-06-19
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How does the design in an Ayurvedic Hospital stand different to other hospitals? Is it just the medicine that heals or is it a combination of several factors including the design and patient journey?

In this episode of Design and Dialogues, we explore the intersection of architecture, Ayurveda, and patient wellness at the Maharishi Ayurveda Hospital in Delhi.


Joining us is Lakshman Srivastava, from Maharishi Ayurveda Hospital, who walks us through:

- How ancient Vedic sciences like Vastu influence hospital design

- Why Ayurvedic spaces are emotionally healing by design

- The role of architecture in the patient journey

- How treatment rooms, dining spaces, and even herbs are customized for each patient

- Why this hospital uses zero modern medicine — and what we can all learn from itFrom subtle design cues to sattva energy, this conversation will shift your perspective on healthcare spaces forever.


📍 Shot on-location at Maharishi Ayurveda Hospital, Shalimar Bagh

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P7- Design in Ayurvedic Hospitals with Lakshman Srivastava

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