Plus Equilibrium Question

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Elena,
This is an illustration of a `Four combination house' which comprises two Sets of `Two houses' which are out of balance:-

Please see below:-

Quote

On 3/23/00 11:48:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I am interested in finding out
how to apply your Plus
Equilibrium Theory to a cul de
sac. As FS practice, I have
been walking around my new
neighborhood and noticed quite
a few cul de sacs in the
blocks nearby. How do you put
a water feature on a public
road in front of the houses? I
avoiding buying a house on a
cul de sac because I wasn't
clear on the FS rules
governing such configurations.
When in doubt, don't buy it.
Thank you.

Yes, you are correct. One cannot place a water feature on a public road in front of such houses. Thus, this is overall considered a `bad layout'.
To lessen the blow, it is utmost important for the main door to be `protected'.
Another method is to place a water feature (if there is sufficient space in the frontage of each house to balance the house. This should reduce the `impact' for a specific house but not for it's neighbours unless they do the same.
Another method most commonly used is to use the Ba Gua mirror (IF) the main door or a window is left `unprotected'.
As you mentioned, if possible, avoid buying such a house.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil