Our Unique Approach
At Sristi Universal, we take pride in creating sustainable, climate-responsive, and culturally rooted designs. Our approach is built on three key pillars:
- Nature-Inspired Systems (Wind Catcher Design)
- Innovative & Site-Specific Practices
- Porotherm bricks exhibit good fire resistance.
Wind Catcher Design – Traditional innovation for modern comfort
The Wind Catcher is a centuries-old architectural element that inspires our modern design approach. It captures natural forces to ventilate and cool buildings without machines.
Capturing Wind
Tall tower structures face prevailing winds.
Directing Airflow
Louvers and dampers channel air inside.
Pressure Differences
Natural airflow created by high/low pressure.
Stack Effect
Warm air rises, cool air descends for ventilation.
Cooling Effect
Fresh air cooled via water/evaporation surfaces.
Adjustability
Louvers tuned for wind/air quality.
“The Wind Catcher embodies the harmony of tradition and sustainability, proving that age-old wisdom can solve modern challenges.”
Innovative & Site-Specific Practices
Sristi Universal blends passive design, eco-friendly materials, and water-smart strategies to create efficient, sustainable architecture that minimizes resource use and enhances comfort.
Design Approach
Low energy, high comfort.
Tailored to topography, light, and views.
Neighborhood cooling via parks and greenery.
Efficient, elegant wall system.
Cultural craftsmanship in design.
Innovative Materials
> Cool in summer, warm in winter.
> 45% more heat-resistant.
> Water-saving & recyclable.
Porotherm bricks offer superior fire resistance, providing an added layer of safety for your home
Rainwater harvesting, open wells, and groundwater recharge to ensure long‑term water availability and quality.
Thoughtfully designed green zones that lower urban heat and foster community well‑being.
> Crack Prevention
> Fire Protection
> Impact Resistance
> Eco-friendly option
> Sound-proofing Qualities
> Smooth and Even Finish
> Versatile and Non-toxic
Climate-Responsive Elements
- Gypsum plaster
- Cool roofs
- Perforated jali windows
- Shaded balconies
- Rainwater harvesting
- Semi-open verandas
- Large overhangs & shading devices
Wind Catcher Design
- Capturing Wind - Tall tower structures face prevailing winds.
- Directing Airflow - Louvers and dampers channel air inside.
- Pressure Differences - Natural airflow created by high/low pressure.
- Stack Effect - Warm air rises, cool air descends for ventilation.
- Cooling Effect - Fresh air cooled via water/evaporation surfaces.
- Adjustability - Louvers tuned for wind/air quality.
Rainwater Harvesting
- Groundwater Recharge
- Improved Water Quality
- Reduced Groundwater Reliance
- Environmental Benefits
- Water Security
Eco-Friendly Materials
Use of waste-based eco-bricks
(fly ash, sawdust, rice husk).
Certified by the Indian Green Building Council.
“Every project we design is a living ecosystem… rooted in science, enriched by culture, and committed to sustainability.”