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Environmental Design

Creating Your Advantage

What is Environmental Design?

Environmental Design is about getting the most suitable environment for the business to thrive.

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Environmental Design provides the template for the appropriate environmental factors for businesses to use their premises for success.

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The principles of Environmental Design are derived from Nature – Energy, Evolution and Sustainability.

Some Reactions from Clients:

“I can now set my own prices (way above my competitors). The clients are willing to pay these new (increased) prices.”

 

“My anxiety has gone. I am gaining confidence. The business is growing at last.”

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“You have helped me overcome this huge obstacle. The solutions are so easy to implement.”

We provide three different types of services in environmental design:

1. Developmental Projects  

These range from a simple extension or remodelling to a shopping complex or urban development design.

Examples: 

  • Office and Building Complex. 

  • Hotels, Resorts and Spas

  • Shopping Centres, 

  • Island Resorts, 

  • Urban Developments

  • Residential Housing

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2. General Consultation (Interiors and Exteriors)

To maximise the potential of the property using Traditional Feng Shui methods.

These include:​

  • Offices, 

  • retail premises, 

  • coffee shops/restaurants, 

  • warehouses,

  • farms, 

  • shopping malls (reviving of underperforming shopping malls.)

  • Any type of property.

3. Our Focus on the Client

To maximise the potential of the property using Traditional Feng Shui methods.

  • Enhanced Property Search – We save you time and expense. The shortlisted properties are then further examined, and a physical visit is performed. We screen online prospective properties and give an opinion based on their addresses. 

  • Sick Building Syndrome – care for the health of the people occupying the building

  • Preparing for the future – Sustainability. Dr Michael Oon is Certified as Carbon Literate by the Carbon Trust. 

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