The Gardens at Bishan, Singapore
A Feng Shui Friendly Condominium
by Cecil Lee, Centre for Applied Feng Shui Research, Geomany.net
15 September 2000
1. Good Site Layout
The Gardens of Bishan condominium consists of 4 blocks of 20-storey condominium units.
The 4 blocks: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
Reminds me of Vivaldi's popular classical baroque music: The Four Seasons. This soothing music is said to bring one's heart beat down to 70 beats per second. |
2. Applied Shapes and Form Feng Shui in action
Overall, this condominium project scores highly in Shapes and Form School of Feng Shui. The Gardens at Bishan is a good example of `Applied Shapes and Form Feng Shui in action'.
The 4 condominium blocks are arranged in a U-shaped and it tries to take advantage of water features to provide clear space at the frontage of this condominium.
The frontage of the condominium has several water features such as the Main Pool, Lap Pool, Water fountain and water features and greenery.
3. High Ground behind the development
The high ground behind the development like the tortoise shell, `acts' as a hill to provide `solid backing' for the back of the condominium.
4. Semi-circular Water Feature
In addition, it also has a Traditional semi-circular water feature that radiates outwards of the frontage of the condominium. Please see below:-
5. Dragon Qi is not trapped
Another interesting feature is the low club house at the centre of the development. This allows `dragon' Qi to flow freely from the back of the development towards the front.
6. View from the Showroom facing the neighbourhood
Summary
Overall, I have a good feeling of this development as it has excellent Shapes and Form Feng Shui.
by Cecil Lee
Center for Feng Shui Research
This research is done by Geomancy.Net - Centre for Applied Feng Shui Research, https://www.geomancy.net. It does not represent the views of MyHome and the developer.
[ More pictures | Visit The Garden at Bishan's Home page ]
