Feng Shui by Clear Englebert

Posts filed under: Feng Shui in Public Buildings

Feng Shui & the Outgoing President

A couple of physical objects have appeared at the White House since the election, and they are so odd as to warrant a feng shui exploration. The first is that Noguchi sculpture outside—frankly it looks like a big pile of... Read More

Libraries: Form & Function (Part One)

“The architects won.” That’s the phrase that librarians use when walking into their brand new, great big library and seeing the amount of wasted space that’s meant to be “awe inspiring”. The main libraries in Huntsville, Alabama (“Fort Book” as... Read More

Feng Shui & the Hawaii State Capitol Building (Part Two: Interior)

“There is no there there.” Gertrude Stein could have been describing the interior of Hawaii’s state capitol building. That’s the first impression that you get when you step inside. It mostly feels like the building isn’t there. No heart, no... Read More

Feng Shui & the Hawaii State Capitol Building (Part One: Exterior)

I was recently on Oahu for a round of library presentations, workshops and consultations, and every time I am there, I am reminded that I have meant to write about our state capitol building. I have a lot to say... Read More