Vithayi

Set along the Alandi–Pandharpur Wari route in Dighi village, Vithayi is a 9,000 sq.ft home shaped by Maharashtra’s devotional tradition. Designed for a family rooted in spiritual practice. The home explores a powerful question: Can an entire house become a temple? The architecture is organized through a Divine Axis for worship and gathering, and a Secondary Axis for private living. A flexible ground floor welcomes pilgrims during Ashadhi and Kartiki Ekadashi, while upper levels balance devotion, family life, and retreat. Built with conventional concrete structure and lime-plastered walls, the inward-looking design creates calm, thermal comfort, and a deep sense of belonging. Vithayi becomes not a monument, but a lived spiritual journey.