Determining the frontage of an apartment

[Cecil Lee]

A. For an apartment; there are often two common possible frontage:
1. Standing inside the main entrance door looking outwards or
2. Finding the location where there are most openings such as windows and balconies if any.
B. In this sample illustration; notice that the passageway leading to a unit's main door is dim (dark) = yin. If so, most likely, this may not be the frontage of the apartment.
C. Applying Flying Star Feng Shui is about locating the most yang qi (most openings and bright area e.g. natural lighting that filters into a home).

[Cecil Lee]

1. Please see the two photos.
2. In the two photos; one can see that the area in-front of the entrance is generally bright.
3. Thus, if say the owners frequently opens the main entrance door and often, it is airy and (windy). There is a possibility or rather, higher chance of saying that maybe; one could consider the main door as the frontage, here.
4. Contrast this with the earlier photos in the first posting; where the area outside the maindoor is dim and dark even during the daylight hours.

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On 10/31/2013 11:19:25 PM, Anonymous wrote:
A. For an apartment; there are
often two common possible
frontage:1. Standing inside
the main entrance door looking
outwards or2. Finding the
location where there are most
openings such as windows and
balconies if any.B. In this
sample illustration; notice
that the passageway leading to
a unit's main door is dim
(dark) = yin. If so, most
likely, this may not be the
frontage of the apartment.C.
Applying Flying Star Feng Shui
is about locating the most
yang qi (most openings and
bright area e.g. natural
lighting that filters into a
home).

[Cecil Lee]

This frontage @ The Canopy is equally dim. It may not totally dim due to the quality of the Iphone5 lens..

 

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On 11/8/2013 7:55:12 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Please see the two photos.2. In the
two photos; one can see that the area
in-front of the entrance is generally
bright.3. Thus, if say the owners
frequently opens the main entrance door
and often, it is airy and (windy). There
is a possibility or rather, higher
chance of saying that maybe; one could
consider the main door as the frontage,
here.4. Contrast this with the earlier
photos in the first posting; where the
area outside the maindoor is dim
and dark even during the daylight
hours.On 10/31/2013 11:19:25 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >A. For an
apartment; there are >often two
common possible >frontage:1. Standing
inside >the main entrance door
looking >outwards or2. Finding the
location where there are most
openings such as windows and
balconies if any.B. In this
sample illustration; notice >that
the passageway leading to >a unit's
main door is dim >(dark) = yin. If
so, most >likely, this may not be the
frontage of the apartment.C.
Applying Flying Star Feng Shui
is about locating the most >yang
qi (most openings and >bright area
e.g. natural >lighting that filters
into a >home).

[Cecil Lee]

Recommended Reading: How do you Feng Shui your home? Use your front door?

 

 

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