In contrast, a building which displays only one shape immediately points to a lack of balance. Movement conveys a sense of life, whereas excess is synonymous with restraint and blockage. Life gets bogged down, so to speak, as if a glut of earth and mud impeded its flow.

Nature, which Man belongs to, displays a wide variety of shapes and colours seemingly orchestrated by a profound and unrelenting intelligence. Success can be achieved by understanding and following this intelligence. In order to take advantage of a given space and build meaningful constructions, one has to draw inspiration from and act in accordance with nature.

The achievement of a perfect balance will ensure a good quality of life. Nature shows us what perfection is, and we have to draw our inspiration from it. All we need to do is interpret properly what simply lies before our eyes.

Feng Shui refers to the art and technique used to plan and lay out a given site at a calculated time and in such a way as to improve the daily life of its occupants. This time-honoured discipline shows how space and time (junctures, seasons) are linked to our lifestyles and behaviours.

It wisely puts to use the permanent energetic interaction between the sky, the earth and human beings, in order to ensure an optimal quality of life. Its techniques revolve around a thorough interpretation of nature and a close compliance with its rules and principles.