A Case Analysis on the Dong-Seo Satack in Residential Feng-Shui : Focused on the Bonmyeonggung of the Residents

This study is a case analysis that combines the east and west houses and the main palace of a person living in the space in Yangtaek Pungsu, and attempts to confirm the relationship between the location of the living space and the resident's main palace. For this, the spatial analysis used three-axis geomagnetic measurement equipment (HMR-2300, Honeywell) for the Yangtaek residence (housing) space, the resident's main palace was grafted to the measured residential (housing) space, and the arrangement of the space reflected the view that it provides beneficial energy to residents. The research results are as follows. First, a verb house is to expect honor, a private house is to expect wealth, and a mixed house can be ugly. Second, it is better to live in the area organized according to the verb tax theory for the same person, and the signer in the area organized according to the narrative tax theory. Third, a standard model that can be refreshed through the harmony of the resident's main palace and living space was presented. In the end, the method of opening the space from the perspective of the east and west housing theory is to balance and harmonize with each other by arranging and positioning spaces according to the resident's main palace.

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KOREA REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY SOCIETY
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.56409/kreis.2024.7.2.103
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Urban and spatial planning
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A Case Analysis on the Dong-Seo Satack in Residential Feng-Shui : Focused on the Bonmyeonggung of the Residents

M. Park, Daeseong Lee
KOREA REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY SOCIETY
Urban and spatial planning
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A Case Analysis on the Dong-Seo Satack in Residential Feng-Shui : Focused on the Bonmyeonggung of the Residents

M. Park, Daeseong Lee
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Abstract

This study is a case analysis that combines the east and west houses and the main palace of a person living in the space in Yangtaek Pungsu, and attempts to confirm the relationship between the location of the living space and the resident's main palace. For this, the spatial analysis used three-axis geomagnetic measurement equipment (HMR-2300, Honeywell) for the Yangtaek residence (housing) space, the resident's main palace was grafted to the measured residential (housing) space, and the arrangement of the space reflected the view that it provides beneficial energy to residents. The research results are as follows. First, a verb house is to expect honor, a private house is to expect wealth, and a mixed house can be ugly. Second, it is better to live in the area organized according to the verb tax theory for the same person, and the signer in the area organized according to the narrative tax theory. Third, a standard model that can be refreshed through the harmony of the resident's main palace and living space was presented. In the end, the method of opening the space from the perspective of the east and west housing theory is to balance and harmonize with each other by arranging and positioning spaces according to the resident's main palace.

KOREA REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY SOCIETYVol. 7(2)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Urban and spatial planning
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