Proposed Design for the Gurdwara Sahib Ji in Village Mitha, Kapurthala
The proposed design for Shri Gurdwara Sahib Ji embodies a thoughtful integration of Sikh architectural elements and spiritual symbolism, executed with clarity and reverence. The structure’s symmetrical elevation reflects a disciplined approach to form, balance, and spatial rhythm. A commanding central dome supported by intricately framed archways anchors the entire composition, while the vertical emphasis is enhanced by the Nishan Sahib — a vital spiritual and visual focal point that reinforces the Gurdwara’s sacred identity.
The pastel palette of soft blues, pinks, and whites adds a peaceful serenity to the façade, evoking a spiritual calmness synonymous with places of worship. Arched windows with traditional jharokha-style detailing not only provide natural light but also enhance the structure’s aesthetic harmony. Floral motifs, intricately designed parapets, and rhythmic column arrangements further enrich the building’s character, resonating with cultural authenticity while aligning with modern construction sensibilities.
architect:
project type:
Terms:
client:
Strategy:
date:
Key Highlights:
Central dome symbolizing spiritual elevation and unity with divine.
Nishan Sahib pole placed with prominence, maintaining religious sanctity.
Symmetrical façade with Mughal-inspired arches and domed kiosks.
Pastel color scheme reflecting peace, devotion, and warmth.
Intricate tile work and decorative railings with traditional motifs.
Balanced blend of ornamental heritage and structural clarity.
Designed for spiritual gatherings, functionality, and cultural resonance.
