Can you describe the architectural style of Sathe's Wada, where the daily readings took place, and was it designed by a European architect?

The provided passages from Chapter 18 do not offer any details about the architectural style of Sathe's Wada, nor do they mention who designed or built it. There is no information to suggest the involvement of a European architect. The text's focus is on the spiritual activities that occurred within the Wada, not its physical structure. Chapter 18 describes the Wada as the location where Bapusaheb Jog would conduct daily readings (Parayana) of sacred books like the Jnaneshwari and Nath Bhagawat, an opportunity that was of 'great use to the devotees.' Baba would frequently send people from the Masjid to the Wada specifically to listen to these readings.