Architect's guide to Feng Shui : exploring the myth / Cate Bramble.
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TextPublication details: Burlington, Mass. : Architecture Pres, 2003Description: x, 206 p. : ill. 19 cmISBN: - 075065606-9
- BF 1779.F4 .B731 2003
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Demonstrates how to apply the harmonizing forms of feng shui practice through planning principles, natural features, services, building elements and materials with evidence from archaeological sources and genuine practice in the east. Feng shui is analyzed through concepts such as western systems theory, evolutionary and behavioral psychology, viewshed and space syntax, resulting in the creation of an exceptional design.
an overview of the theory in time and space
building elements.
calculations
crime and its relation to the environment
electrical supply and installation
environmental assessment
Expert rules
human factors
lighting and sound
overlooked and overblown issues of drainage
planning
Protoscientific and pseudoscientific
services
structures
ventilation
water supply and storage
Contents: Introduction: global perspective
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