Scientific feng shui for the built environment: fundamentals and case studies

Title: Scientific feng shui for the built environment: fundamentals and case studies
Creator: Mak, Michael Y.; So, Albert T.
Relation: http://www.cityupress.edu.hk/Common/Reader/Products/ShowProduct.jsp?Pid=18&Version=0&Cid=58&Charset=iso-8859-1&page=0&key=978-962-937-178-4
Publisher: City University of Hong Kong Press
Resource Type: book
Date: 2011
Description: Feng Shui is a Chinese wisdom in knowledge and experience related to the built environment, which has accumulated over more than three thousand years. This book as a primer to a scientific study of the subject shows how the principles and practices of Feng Shui help analyze the interaction between people, building and the environment. This book is organized into three sections, from exploring the major theories of scientific research in Feng Shui including Form School Approach and Compass School Approach, to providing case studies in Feng Shui applications for the built environment. The high scholarly research quality of this book would be welcomed by professionals and researchers in fields of architecture, property development, urban planning, or anyone else who may be considering scientific applications of Feng Shui for the built environment.
Subject: feng shui; architecture; built environment; urban planning
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.13/1037652
Identifier: uon:13464
Identifier: ISBN:9789629371784
Language: eng

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