374 Lovely Attendees
Architect/Designer at Be Shui.
I’m a trained architect, writer & educator based in Los Angeles. At my mindful design practice, Be ć°´ Shui(Be Water) I help people find flow state in their space. Everyone deserves to feel well in their space. Currently I’m writing about my wellness journey since moving to LA and researching about Basement Workshop(1971-1986 Chinatown, NYC). I’ve taught “Designing Spaces for Humans” at Index Space. You often will find me hiking and on the look out for native plants!
We spend 87% of time indoors - between work and home. Our environments directly affect us, especially when we spend most of our time inside. Our spaces should be places in which you find your flow state and be your best self.
I’m Sharon, a trained architect and just launched a mindful design practice called be shui (be water). Everyone deserves spaces they feel well in. Iâm hoping to be of service to others and make this more accessible, kind of like therapy for your space!
In this workshop you will get an introduction to Feng Shui for interior spaces and understand what you need to find your flow. We will sketch and reimagine an existing space so bring a pen/pencil and some paper!
Short presentation about me & my approach to Feng Shui and flow.
Sketch your space! 10 min - what is working, what is not working?
Map your space and understand what vectors are important(lighting, views).
Reimagine/sketch your space!
Discuss as a group - Questions, learnings
Bring your preferred sketching utensil and some paper!
A hands-on session where participants get to build, craft, or create something tangible.
The recording will be shared within 24 hours in the follow up email for a 4-day window, and available at the top of this page. Make sure to register for access!
Architect/Designer at Be Shui.
I’m a trained architect, writer & educator based in Los Angeles. At my mindful design practice, Be ć°´ Shui(Be Water) I help people find flow state in their space. Everyone deserves to feel well in their space. Currently I’m writing about my wellness journey since moving to LA and researching about Basement Workshop(1971-1986 Chinatown, NYC). I’ve taught “Designing Spaces for Humans” at Index Space. You often will find me hiking and on the look out for native plants!
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Humanitarian worker.
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Nonprofit and Social Enterprise Champion at Open to Work.
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Architectural Designer, Collager.
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Graphic Designer at Visual Macrame.
Writer, Writing Teacher.
User-Centric Mechanical Engineer at Freelance.
Director of Programs at Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy.
PM.
Multimedia Director at a Chicago non-profit.
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