What Feng Shui Should Be Emphasized In The Layout Of A Quadrangle?

     Feng Shui theory also has requirements for the layout of residential buildings. The central idea is to pay attention to sitting posture and orientation, in order to conform to the activity law of "qi". Although the activity of qi is invisible and intangible, it has a significant impact on people.

                                 
     Quadrangle dwellings, also known as Sihefang, is a traditional courtyard style architecture of the Han ethnic group in China. Its layout is a courtyard with houses built on all four sides, enclosing the courtyard in the middle from all four sides, hence the name Siheyuan.
     A quadrangle is a building with a gatehouse in front of a courtyard to enclose it. If it forms a "口" shape, it is called a courtyard; A courtyard in the shape of "日" is called a courtyard with two entrances; The shape of the "目" is called the three courtyard.

     Quadrangle courtyards have a history of at least 3000 years and have various types in various parts of China, with Beijing quadrangle courtyards being a typical example. Quadrangle dwelling is usually inhabited by large families, providing a relatively secluded courtyard space to the outside world. Its architecture and layout reflect the traditional Chinese hierarchy of hierarchy and the theory of yin, yang, and five elements.

     Beijing's regular quadrangle courtyards are usually located in east-west alleys facing north and south. The basic form is a north and south room, as well as an east and west wing room, separated on four sides, surrounded by high walls to form a quadrangle and open a door.

     The courtyard of a quadrangle is spacious, with independent houses on all four sides and corridors connecting each other, making living very convenient. The enclosed residential area gives the courtyard a strong sense of privacy, with closed doors forming an independent space. In the courtyard, all four doors open towards the courtyard, making the family happy and harmonious. Residents also like to plant trees and flowers, feed birds and fish, stack rocks and scenery in spacious courtyards, and fully enjoy the beauty of nature.

     The quadrangle courtyard reflects the high level of art in ancient Chinese architecture, and in terms of feng shui, it also emphasizes a lot, allowing the unique Chinese concept of feng shui to be fully realized. The gate of the quadrangle courtyard should be centered around the courtyard of the quadrangle courtyard.
     The taboo of feng shui in a quadrangle is to examine whether its address is good or bad, and then look at the surrounding roads. The relationship between trees and residential buildings, and the shape of residential buildings is also required. In the feng shui taboos of quadrangle courtyards, the layout of the main entrance should not directly face the walking direction, and the neighboring houses should not be too high, which is called matching doors and households