亞洲地區的消費者逐漸意識到住宅客製化與居家風水的重要性。由於傳統
住宅客製化與風水判斷的方法不明確，導致購屋時間與成本的耗費。本研究結
合了案例推演(Case-based reasoning, CBR)與風水理論的概念，而提出一套住宅
客製化的決策支援模型。此模型屏除專業設計師與風水專家交錯複雜的建議，
而針對個人的居住偏好與風水考量，讓消費者能參與客製化的設計過程。透過
案例顯示，本研究所提供的方法能提供給欲購買預售住宅的消費者一些決策上
的效率與可行性，並能廣泛地應用於所有的房屋市場上。

Customization and Feng Shui principles have been increasingly emphasized in most
Asia countries. Traditional housing customization approach is indefinite, and the
judgment on housing Feng Shui is costly and time-consuming. This study presents
a model to support decision making in housing customization using a case-based
reasoning (CBR) approach combining important Feng Shui theories. With this
model, a customer is able to participate in the design process by customizing the
house according to one’s specific needs and Feng Shui consideration without
complicated communication with professional designers and Feng Shui experts.
The test case shows that the proposed approach can make pre-sale housing buying
decisions efficient and practicable, and it can be widely applied to whole housing
market.

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