LOKA Pattern 03 V2: SVAR (Svar-loka) is a monumental Shikhara temple relief built as a fractal tower field and carved into clean stone terraces (“shadow logic”). Architectural steps: continuous height is discretized into 8 terrace levels using a sharp sigmoid edge (k=18), and every step riser is undercut by a shadow groove (depth=0.06) for dramatic light separation. The main spire is capped with a ribbed Āmalaka crown (12 ribs), set on a sharpened Jagatī platform and stepped plinth. PAPP is present but minimized (0.04) as a subtle Hopf stone grain and spectral harmonic. Built from a 5-level recursion (total 2341 towers, scale ratio φ⁻¹=0.618). Mesh: 57,170 verts / 114,336 faces, watertight manifold (χ=2), Z range −0.342 → 3.416. Seed [49,7,10,16], β*≈20.5, triple (399,40,401), V₄D=1848. 100% algorithmically generated (math-driven). “Procedural, math-first construction — the form emerges from the pipeline, not from manual modeling.” Contact me if you want to know more. Generated by PAPP Framework