First, the "landscape orientation" of the building is orientation (involving lighting, personal numerology, yuan yun, year and life span). Second, look at the geographical location, whether there are "lonely" lights and sounds in the whole building. Third, choose the floor with the most "local atmosphere". Fourth, look at the indoor building structure, whether there is a lack of orientation, whether there is sun, whether there is door-to-door, studio and so on. 5. Reasonably choose and design the master bedroom, the second bedroom, the elderly room and the children's room (especially the children's room, pay attention to whether there are guns, centipedes and strong lights. Outside the window, this is related to the child's health) 6. Reasonable design, scientific house inspection (it is very important to choose a professional designer, your doors and windows can determine 50% of your feng shui, and the design the day after tomorrow can improve 50%).
For your reference, I hope it will help you.