Keola Lai luxury Condominiums located 2 blocks from downtown Honolulu, This luxury apartments building finished about two years ago, but the ground floor office space still can't find any renter. Those office space near the downtown Honolulu areas, should be very easy to rent, why still no renter?
From FengShui analysis, these office spaces have some design flaws.
First: Commercial office space design can not have too many sharp corners or triangles, because these designs will make difficult to set up furniture and lack of space. Also, sharp corners and triangles are bad luck in FengShui design, people only use sharp corners and triangles design to against competitor.
Second: Those office space doors and windows are too far away from the roadside, is not easy to attract the attention of pedestrians and passing vehicles, Also not enough light.
Third: The landscape(trees) around the building blocking the views and sunshine for those office space.
Suggestions:
*Re-design the interior layout to minimize sharp angle, preferably square design. Also re-design outdoor face best semi-circular and square. Try to make the glass doors and windows close to the edge of the building.
*Because your purpose is business, so those landscape better not more than 1 foot high, otherwise it will block the views.
*Also they should build a circular fountain at the middle, behind the fountain put five flagpoles to enhance the building fortune.
Posted on Mar 16, 2010
by: Johnny Cheng
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Remember five years ago March 16, 2010. I wrote a article about the ground floor of the building near downtown Honolulu, at the time I think it was a very bad Feng Shui design. the result would predictably, recent out of control car crashed into one of the store make some damaged. proved the accuracy of Feng Shui, lucky there were no casualties.
**Photo above is from the internet
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