The same compass, a different building
The classical Vastu tradition reads a workplace with the same compass it reads a home, but the activities change: instead of kitchen and bedroom it places the owner's seat, the accounts room, the machines, the stores and the staff. The underlying logic carries over directly — stability and command in the south-west, fire and power in the south-east, flow and dealing in the north, movement and dispatch in the north-west.
What the tool covers
Tell the tool your workplace type — office or industrial unit — and your facing degree, and it lays the zone map over your premises and lists the traditional placements: the direction for the head's cabin and the cash handling, for heavy machinery and heat processes, for raw material and finished goods, for the reception that greets and the pantry that feeds. Each placement is explained by its principle — weight where the tradition wants weight, fire where it houses fire — so you can adapt sensibly when a building refuses the ideal.
How to use this tool
Enter the facing and type, then walk the result against your actual layout, starting with the three placements hardest to change: the owner's position, the heavy machinery, and the main entrance. Note the matches and mismatches, and use the room and element tools for the finer interiors.
FAQ
Q. Does this promise business results? No. It reports the tradition's placement principles; commerce has many causes beyond geometry.
Q. My factory's machines cannot move. Is the reading useless? No — the reading also orders what can move: people, stock, processes and entrances.
Q. Do shops count as offices here? A shop mixes both patterns; read it with the office checks and weigh the entrance most.
This page explains the traditional principle; it names no specific text.