Floor-Plan and Direction Check
North edge, whole-house facing, floor number, room boundaries, beds, major windows, doors, facilities, and occupant assignments are checked before interpretation begins.
The analysis begins with confirmed direction and visible geometry. It then applies one fixed rule system to the whole home, every relevant room, the household roles living on that floor, and the adjustments that follow.
The image model identifies only what can be seen in the plan. Sitting, facing, Five-Element relations, palace effects, room conclusions, and adjustment directions are produced by the fixed Feng Shui rule engine.
North edge, whole-house facing, floor number, room boundaries, beds, major windows, doors, facilities, and occupant assignments are checked before interpretation begins.
The largest balcony or window wall establishes the facing direction. The opposite side becomes sitting, creating the reference for the entire property.
The sitting element and facing element are compared directly to name the property's Wealth, Officer, Resource, Output, or Companion pattern.
The floor is read from its own center. Each direction is assigned its trigram, Five Element, household role, and the rooms or facilities occupying that sector.
Active conditions such as a Northwest kitchen, an East toilet, and missing palace sectors are stated directly. Kitchen, living-room, and toilet symbolism is then combined with the household role assigned to that palace.
Married adults, sons, and daughters are assigned by family role. An only son is treated as the eldest son, and palace effects apply only to occupants living on that floor.
Bedrooms use the bedhead as sitting. The report checks wall support, door alignment, shared service walls, beams, and direct airflow. Personal bed-foot direction requires a verified natal Zi Wei chart and is never invented from the plan alone.
Secondary openings are evaluated against the room's sitting and facing. When one side is drained or over-strengthened, the report names the direction in which an energy point should be added.
Each long-term occupant is checked against the palace assigned to that family role. The report states whether role and position align, checks the conclusion against household authority, responsibility, relationships, and work, and adds only verified person-to-palace verdicts.
Structural issues are ranked before room energy adjustments. Unclear geometry, missing corners, and matters that cannot be corrected by an energy point are sent to manual service.
Both options use the plan and direction you provide. The difference is who performs the final review, how much context is considered, and how the report is delivered.
For a clear plan that needs a consistent whole-house and room-by-room rule analysis.
For a complete plan that also needs individual context, priorities, and a personally reviewed adjustment sequence.