Case Studies

A growing New Zealand case-study library covering landform, roads, entrances, slopes, offices, property design and environmental observations using Master You’s Yin-Yang + Ten Dynamics framework.

An anonymised Upper Hutt office inspection shows how road exposure, reception, circulation and work zones are assessed together.

A residential design consultation near Omaha shows why building position, ground level, courtyard, driveway and orientation belong in one decision.

A Feng Shui and environmental case study of slope, drainage, access and visual exposure, using publicly visible site features without drawing conclusions about any occupant's character, mental state or career.

A waterfront property near Auckland’s Harbour Bridge captivates with stunning bay views. Yet Feng Shui Master You warns: topography and qi are critical. “Reverse bow water” and “reverse bow road” formations may generate negative energy, disrupting project progress (e.g., permitting delays) and impacting residents’ fortune (e.g., wealth loss). A couple once planned a modern home here but withdrew due to family needs. Hidden negative energy may exacerbate psychological stress o

A case-based discussion of signage, entrance alignment and visual pressure in Feng Shui. The article does not claim Feng Shui caused a reported gas leak or health effects.