Indians employed planning principles and proportions that rooted the buildings to the cosmos, considering the movements of sun, stars, and other heavenly bodies. vastu shastra , the ancient Indian canons of architecture and town planning employs mathematical drawings called mandalas

During the Indus Valley Civilization at the sites of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro constructions took place following precise mathematical calculation

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 Pythagoras theorem used in architecture: The Samrat Yantra, at Jaipur, designed by Jai Singh, measuring 147′ at its base and 90′ high could calculate time within two seconds accuracy per day. . 

Jaipur was designed using the pithapada mandala as the basis. In this mandala of nine squares that represent the universe, earth occupies the central square. In the city, which consists of nine large squares, the central square is assigned to the royal palace. They calculated and planned city map using recursion:Length of City / Length of Middle Town : 771.1/340.5 ≈ 2.26; Length of Middle Town / Length of Castle: 340.5/151  ≈  2.26

Great Mosque of Kairouan

The grand Imam Mosque

DORIC ORDER

Examples of the Doric order are Parthenon the temple for the goddess of wisdom.

                                

                                       

LONIC ORDER

Some examples of the Lonic order are the temple of Apollo at Didyma/Turkey.

The temple of Athena Nike was also the Lonic order.

                                  

CORINTHIAN ORDER

The Corinthian order was the latest order.

The oldest example of the Corinthian order was the temple of Apollo at Bassae.

The Greeks made little use of this order.

                                

Here (a + b) / a = a/b=Φ≈1.6180339887Golden ratio is (a+b):a or a:b which is 1: Φi.e. 1: 1.6180339887…

The Greek used it extensively for beauty and balance in the design of the Parthenon and other architecture:

Φ was used it in the design of Notre Dame in Paris, which was built in the 1163 and 1250

In India, Φ was used in the construction of the Taj Mahal,

Φ was used in the UN building

The CN Tower in Toronto has contains the golden ratio in its design. The ratio of observation deck at 342 meters to the total height of 553.33 is 0.618 or

phi, the reciprocal of Phi!