Southwest-facing flat opposite thin triangular rooftop structure

[TeaCoffee]

Hello Master,

I’m considering a southwest-facing flat. In front there is a tall building with a thin vertical structure that rises above the rooftop into a triangular point. The structure is flat and thin, with its broad side facing my flat (see photo). It is a little to the side — about two units away — so I can see it from the main door, but it is not directly perpendicular. The rooftop of that building is about the same height as my unit’s floor, while the vertical structure extends taller than my flat.

May I ask if this is considered good or bad feng shui?

 

Thanks!

Edited Monday at 07:38 AM by TeaCoffee
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[Cecil Lee]

4 hours ago, TeaCoffee said:

Hello Master,

I’m considering a southwest-facing flat. In front there is a tall building with a thin vertical structure that rises above the rooftop into a triangular point. The structure is flat and thin, with its broad side facing my flat (see photo). It is a little to the side — about two units away — so I can see it from the main door, but it is not directly perpendicular. The rooftop of that building is about the same height as my unit’s floor, while the vertical structure extends taller than my flat.

May I ask if this is considered good or bad feng shui?

 

Thanks!

In my opinion, it's not ideal if the front door faces a solid, protruding RC roof.

There is also the pointed roof is farther away, it's still not favorable.