The defining architectural feature is the building’s elliptical, egg-shaped facade, which serves as a literal representation of the Shiva Linga. In Hindu theory, the Linga represents the “Brahmanda” (cosmic egg) and the formless nature of Shiva. Unlike traditional stone carvings, this design uses integrated lighting to project an “effulgence effect.” At night, the light rays emerge in an elliptical pattern, transforming the building skin into a luminous manifestation of divine energy. The entrance acts as a symbolic threshold, immediately identifying the presiding deity through light and scale.