School Feng Shui Layout Evaluation Guide

How to Cultivate Students’ Mental Balance and Harmonious Energy

1。 Campus facilities and structures should be stable。 First, the construction of facilities should not prioritize artistry over structural integrity。 Second, walls must not have cracks, and if they do, they need to be addressed promptly。 Third, areas like staircases or doorways should not have objects overhead that could fall, nor should they create a sense of instability。 Fourth, safety-related infrastructure must bedurable and visually reassuring。

2。 Trees on campus should not be excessively tall and spindly, such as metasequoias。 Additionally, trees should not be planted too close to buildings, as this can lead to uneven growth where one side becomes overdeveloped while the other remains stunted, disruptingnatural balance.

3。 Buildings and open spaces should be arranged to create a sense oforder and serenity。 Proper spacing and alignment are essential for fostering a environment that promotes both aesthetic appeal and functional efficiency.

These principles align with modern environmental psychology and sustainable campus design, aiming to create a learning environment that supports both academic success and holistic student development。