How does your office space read on the five-element map?
Answer four quick questions and get a rule-based "workplace energy" profile — a transparent framework that overlays classical spatial heuristics with practical layout thinking.
Describe your office
Each answer maps to one of the five elements. The calculator weighs them deterministically — same input, same profile, every time.
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How it works
1. Deterministic
Your answers map to the five elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, water) by fixed rules. Weights are summed and normalized — reproducible, not improvised.
2. Transparent
You see the exact element balance behind your profile and why each answer contributes as it does. No hidden scoring.
3. A lens, not a verdict
Profiles flag spatial tendencies and layout considerations. They complement — never replace — building codes, safety, and your own design judgment.
Method & boundaries
We do not predict outcomes. We do not claim a layout "attracts" money or luck. The five-element reading is a classification lens whose spatial heuristics partly overlap with environmental psychology (light, flow, sightlines). Treat it as one input among many — fire safety, accessibility, and function come first.