My Professional Life – The Three-Part Series of Settling In: Buying a Home · Renovating · Living

Author: Chen Guang
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Publish Date: 2006-02-20
Features: The author, with a perspective from architecture, introduces various concepts and ideas, explaining them for the general readership. These concepts are then broken down into easy-to-understand and actionable points, supplemented by case studies, aiming to help ordinary readers improve their quality of life in housing. It is believed that even after referring to countless guides on buying and renovating homes, readers will still find value in this book. As an architectural professional, the author dedicates their expertise and knowledge to narrate their views on three key stages: buying a home, renovating, and living. The author is always mindful of the experiences of ordinary readers, guiding them to view and solve life's major challenges of housing from a professional perspective through personal experiences and distinctive case studies.
The author first points out that there are some fundamental concepts in buying and renovating homes that ordinary readers often overlook or misunderstand. The various factors and psychological aspects involved in the process are also categorized and addressed by the author. Whether to buy, how to find a home that suits one's needs, and how to renovate and decorate—every question you may have thought of or overlooked is answered with the author's perspective.
After completing the tasks of buying and renovating, the next step is the living environment, which is closely related to the quality of life. Readers will be guided by the author to understand the impact and role of the living environment on all aspects of life, encouraging us to strive for improvements in our living quality under possible circumstances.