Hello,

I have a question about what is good and bad architecturally. I had a duplex and connected the two units. I made a giant doorway (82 inches by 72 inches)in the middle of the Carreer sector through a two-foot thick brick wall. This brick wall used to divide the units and the Carreer sector was directly bisected by the big brick wall. The opening is supported by a massive weldedsteel plate encasing the brick overhead. Three stairs go up through the giantdoorwayto the other side to enter the knowledge sector. I have wooden black bookcases with glass doors surrounding the opening and two glass doors that can close off the opening, if I choose. On the other side of the opening the wall is exposed brick.

Are any of these architectural elements particularly bad?Are a big doorway and stairs in the middle of the gua bad?

1. Most likely, you notion of Career sector is based on a "fixed template"? model? If so, this fixed template model is a modern invention. And may not be true under Traditional Feng Shui accessment.

2. Under Traditional Feng Shui, it is best not to have a giant main entrance . As for a giant doorway, generally, it should not be an issue if it is part of the living area or the passageway.

3. Again, this "knowlege sector" is not based on Authentic Traditional Feng Shui.

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Three stairs go up through the giantdoorwayto the other side to enter the knowledge sector

4. What you had been applying is the modern invention.

Anonymous wrote:
I have a question about what is good and bad architecturally. I had a duplex and connected the two units. I made a giant doorway (82 inches by 72 inches)in the middle of the Carreer sector through a two-foot thick brick wall. This brick wall used to divide the units and the Carreer sector was directly bisected by the big brick wall. The opening is supported by a massive weldedsteel plate encasing the brick overhead. Three stairs go up through the giantdoorwayto the other side to enter the knowledge sector. I have wooden black bookcases with glass doors surrounding the opening and two glass doors that can close off the opening, if I choose. On the other side of the opening the wall is exposed brick.