The entrance by the Southeast corner is the most threatening out of the three as it is designed like a claw. The three main entrances will give any Feng Shui master headaches in terms of trying to determine how to capture the main ‘Qi’ flow. The building itself sports three main doors, one by the Southeast corner of the building, another by the east of the building, while the third entrance is by the side of the north end where the main Cambie Road is located. Firstly, many questioned where the facing direction of the building is located.

Those who have been to the building may already notice the ‘hollowness’ of the building with the lack of traffic in the mall.

They always ask me “who came up with this design? The building is always empty and the shops are shutting down on a regular basis.” While in Vancouver, this building has always been a topic of discussion by my clients. During the break, I was asked whether the owner of the building ever thought of hiring a Feng Shui master to re-evaluate and make changes to the building.

The numerous flaws of its modern and so-called ‘sleek’ design were easily identified by the practitioners. Many of the knowledgeable Feng Shui consultants and practitioners in Australia were shaking their heads in disbelief over the design of the building. During my talks, I presented a video recording of the surroundings and the interior of the building. The building is well-known amongst the Chinese community as many special events are held there while the Chinese TV and Radio stations in Vancouver are headquartered at Aberdeen Centre. One of the case studies that I used included the Feng Shui of Aberdeen Centre which was located in Richmond, B.C. Recently, I had the opportunity to present on the topic of Feng Shui for Prosperity at the International Feng Shui Conference in Melbourne.

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