An ancient Chinese practice that harmonizes individuals with their environment through spatial arrangement and design.

A type of urban development that combines residential, commercial, and community spaces to enhance functionality and accessibility.

The process of designing and regulating land use in urban areas, focusing on infrastructure, community needs, and sustainability.

A systematic approach to identifying and evaluating the needs, preferences, and resources of a community.

Sophisticated methods that integrate traditional Feng Shui principles with modern design and urban planning practices.

Local laws that dictate how land can be used, including restrictions on building types and purposes.

Standards set by authorities that govern the construction and safety of buildings, ensuring they are safe and habitable.

An evaluation of the potential effects a project may have on the local community, including social, economic, and environmental impacts.

The ability to effectively communicate ideas and information to an audience, crucial for stakeholder engagement.

Design practices that prioritize environmental health, social equity, and economic viability in urban development.

A strategic planning tool used to identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to a project or organization.

In Feng Shui, the balance and flow of energy (Qi) within a space, promoting well-being and positive interactions.

Different categories of individuals who will use or be affected by a development, each with unique needs and preferences.

In-depth analyses of specific projects or instances that illustrate successful applications of Feng Shui in urban settings.

A detailed plan outlining the proposed layout and features of a development project, integrating Feng Shui principles.

Tools such as diagrams, charts, and images used to enhance presentations and clarify complex information.

A process where input from stakeholders is used to refine and improve designs and proposals.

Building relationships with professionals in related fields to enhance collaboration and opportunities in urban planning.

The process of ensuring that a project adheres to all relevant laws, regulations, and standards.

Digital tools used to create architectural layouts and visual representations of development projects.

The process of involving community members in decision-making and planning to ensure their needs are met.

A professional who specializes in applying Feng Shui principles to design and planning projects.

Actionable plans developed to enhance positive outcomes and mitigate negative effects of a project on the community.

A group of knowledgeable individuals who evaluate and provide feedback on project proposals and presentations.

Creating spaces that promote balance and well-being, aligning with both Feng Shui principles and user needs.