This project is a library building for ancient Jain literature, developed by Sanmarg Pariwar Trust. The structure is conceived as a load-bearing stone masonry system, designed on compression-based structural principles using arches, vaults, and domes.

The foundation is constructed in black basalt (Deccan Trap) using hammer-dressed stone masonry. The superstructure is executed in Jodhpur stone, forming a stepped pyramidal geometry integrated with vaulted and domical systems.

As high-quality hydraulic lime is not readily available in India, lime production is carried out on-site using controlled kiln processes to ensure material consistency and performance.

The masonry is built using high-quality hydraulic lime mortar, achieving compressive strength exceeding 10 MPa at 28 days without the use of chemical or biological additives.

The project demonstrates integration of traditional masonry knowledge with modern structural analysis methods.