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Took this snap-shot at Queens Street prior to an office audit near-by:- He is a stranger... Look here! I got lots of protection! Don’t believe? See what I wear on my neck! Five amulets!
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Eunos Court Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans eunos-court.pdf Expected Completion falls under Period 8 Feng Shui (provided falls within years 2022 or 2023) HDB Eunos Court BTO launched in November 2017 The initial BTO launch information. And previous photos of this new HDB Eunos Court virgin land.. These blocks highlighed in purple are the existing HDB Eunos Court flats. For many years, they have enjoyed unobstructed views. But soon, they would have to put up with construction noise and dusts. As well as when fully built up; their views would not only be obstructed. But also face the living room / bedroom windows of the newly built up flats... An equivalent of The Bayshore condo after the built-up of Costa Del Sol.
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HDB Tampines GreenCourt BTO launched in November 2017 Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans tampines-greencourt.pdf 1. The 4 and 5 bedroom Type of this development spots a new variant where the master wardrope area is sunk-into the passageway of the master bedroom. 2. From a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui point of view; this is good or a plus point. As it makes the usuable space as rectangular as possible. 3. Please take a look at this illustration:- 3.1 Often, the master bedroom wardrope is an "L-shaped" design. So that there can be more wardrope space. 3.2. In doing so, if the wardrope is too close to the bed, there is a poison arrow of around 40cm. As in the above example. 3.3. It is also common sense to avoid this. Especially if one has a child. And the tendency for the child to jump on the bed. And may even hit their head against this sharp corner of the wardrope. 3.4. The best is to either round the cabinet or a rounded set of shelving or install a small side-table that is of even height as the bed. 4. The rest of the 4 and 5 bedroom types of Tampines GreenCourt also uses this "sunk-in wardrope" layout design for the master bedroom:- This is the overview of November 2017's BTO launch:-
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HDB Northshore Edge BTO launched November 2017
Cecil Lee posted a topic in Singapore Property Review
Northshore Edge Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans northshore-edge.pdf Lease Commencement Date: Year 2021 HDB Northshore Edge BTO launched November 2017 Interior walls especially bedroom walls and wall adjoining the living with bedrooms are dry walls. (Not solid concrete ones). This has already being in practise particularly pronounced for the last 3 years in majority of BTO flats. A Summary of November 2017 Sale of BTO flats:- -
Part 1: Feng Shui of HDB Buangkok ParkVista
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
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CUSTOM HOUSE, MAXWELL ROAD This was the headquarters of Singapore Customs from 1932 to 1989. Formerly known as the Government Monopolies Department, the Customs collected duties levied on selected imported goods such as opium and liquor. It banned opium after the Second World War due to societal problems caused by the drug. The Custom House also housed the Film Censor’s Office and the Maxwell Road Post Office.
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HDB Buangkok Parkvista under construction and it’s partial green outline of a sweet Apple green hues
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Chinese Culture: Bats, bats and more bats (Part 2)
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Around Singapore
Would you believe that there are six sided homes? Look no further than Faber Park, Faber Drive and Faber Walk -
Chinese Culture: Bats, bats and more bats (Part 2)
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Around Singapore
HDB Anchorvale Grove and the circular motifs.. Below: Actually this is oval shaped. And not an optical illusion:- Oval shaped:- -
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Buangkok Edgeview Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans buangkok-edgeview.pdf HDB Buangkok Edgeview Just T.O.P. This PCN starts from Gerald Drive and goes thru Anchorvale and towards Punggol PCN. To the left of the photo (hidden) is the last KAMPONG Buangkok:- Finally, a small shopping centre. The nearest is Giant which is around 800 metres away.. View of Fernvale (furthest) then Seletar Springs condo and the nearest is Mugliston Park. A small enclave of landed properties. Many years back the river was the resting place of broken down Sampan wooden boats. Thus this place was called “Tongkang picha” or broken down boats.. The linkway from carpark to Block B at 8th storey
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1. The marking labeled "A" indicates that the three blocks, 25, 27, and 29, with their stacks oriented towards the expressway, are indeed quite noisy. 2. The marking labeled "C" represents a potential site for housing or facilities. In contrast, marking "B" denotes a smaller plot, with the specifics of what may or may not be constructed there still to be determined. 3. The Holcim batching plant frequently serves as a mixing point for cement and aggregate. It is hoped that it does not contribute to a dusty environment, if such an environment exists. Regardless, this situation may not be permanent, as once the majority of construction, particularly in Sengkang West, is completed, it may be closed. 4. All of the aforementioned factors are often taken into account, as even high-rise floors with unobstructed views may eventually be obstructed. Additionally, there is the consideration of construction noise over a two to three-year timeframe. 4.1 It is hoped that the buildings (if any) at markings "B" or "C" do not feature sharp corners directed towards these two stacks. 5. Noise from the expressway is anticipated; however, it is not expected to be significantly worse than that experienced at Bellewaters marking "A". 6. Anchorvale Crescent Road is not classified as a major road, and currently, only one bus service operates there. Therefore, residents on higher floors should not be overly concerned about traffic noise. 6. Both stacks are situated away from the guard room, alleviating concerns regarding vehicles turning into the development and approaching either of these two stacks. 7. It is unfortunate that, according to Flying Stars Feng Shui, the double auspicious wealth stars #8’s x 2 are wasted at the rear of the unit. Consequently, from now until 2023, the "luckier" stacks or units are those facing south. 8. The presence of a hospital is another factor to consider, whether positively or negatively. The closest facility to the Sengkang community hospital is The Vales. 8.1 Particularly concerning The Vales, there is a certain stigma associated with living in proximity to the hospital, especially for those units facing it. This may influence the resale value if potential buyers take this into account. However, some individuals may not perceive this as an issue. 8.2 On the positive side, I understand that some buyers at The Vales purchased their units for their potential rental value. Similarly, Treasure Crest, although located further away, remains within walking distance from the hospital. 8.3 Where is the Pathology department located within this hospital? The Pathology department, also referred to as the 'collection point', serves as the area where the deceased are transported to this waiting space. Here, a family member is responsible for identifying the body and making arrangements for its transfer to a mortuary or casket company. It is hoped that this area does not directly face the current Heavy Vehicle carpark, as proximity to such locations is generally considered unfavorable in terms of luck. 9. Once the Heavy Vehicle carpark is removed, there remains uncertainty regarding what might take its place in the future. It is highly unlikely that a school will be established there. It could potentially accommodate support or ancillary facilities, or perhaps even a type of 'kopitam'. If this occurs, it may influence the atmosphere of Treasure Crest, in addition to introducing the odors of cooked food, as well as the presence of cockroaches and rats, among other concerns. 10. What is the location of the Central rubbish chute? Its placement is not ideal if it is situated next to the main entrance of the unit.
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Case Study 12A: Lamp posts, pillars, roof-lines and tree trunks 1. Any of the above should not be aimed towards a unit’s opening such as a window or balcony. 2. If aimed towards the living room windows or balcony practically hardest to cure (if any) 2.1. Photo (below): Lamp posts on the roof garden of HDB Multi-storey car par (MSCP) car park. 2.2. HDB's Sales Brochure will indicate how high the MSCP is. Given that there is no standard floors. Some MSCP are 5th storey with a garden at the 6th. Others are 7th storeys etc... 2.3. It is a Sha Qi or poison arrow if such a lamp post slides towards the window of a unit. Especially towards the living room windows. 2.4. If so, it is "harder" to cure. Unlike a bedroom. Where one can "permanently draw-down the day curtain". 2.4.1. Here, if it is not "seen" it is no longer a threat applies. 2.4.2. But it would not be great if we "permanently draw-down the living room's day curtain or night curtain". 3. Please note that this illustration is from an MSCP of a Tampines estate. 3.1. I chosen it to illustrate Sha Qi or poison arrows of one form or other: 3.2. Possible poison arrow from lamp post if it is aimed towards a neighbouring unit’s windows (if any): 2. Remarkably the lamp post is not the culprit. But the roof line of the MSCP’s roof is:- Below: Lamp post not a threat. But the MSCP roof-line is a threat, here:- Sometimes corners of an MSCP may become a potential Sha Qi or poison arrow: 3. Thus be careful of the roof-line of a shelter or pavilion also aimed towards a unit's opening such as a bedroom/living room windows:- Case Study 12B: Sha Qi or poison arrow from a tree trunk aimed towards a unit's opening. 1. A Sha Qi from a tree trunk is like a vertical knife slicing towards a unit's or several unit's openings. 2. Just imagine this: If a car was say to slam into this tree. And if the tree trunk is as thick or thicker than this two examples; where supposely the car splits into two. 2.1. Then this is a Sha Qi. 2.2. The above illustration is imaginery. But gives a general idea that one should consider the thickness / hardness of the tree trunk. 2.3. For example, if the tree trunk is from a young papaya tree; some effort and the tree trunk topples. If so, there is no concern from this. LOL. 3. In this example, the Palm tree's trunk is aimed towards a unit's balcony/balcony panel:- 3.1. When Ecopolitan Just T.O.P. 4. Photo (Below). Another photo of another unit at Ecopolitan:- 4.1. When this palm tree matures, and as the trunk gets taller and taller. 4.2. 2nd, 3rd, 4th storeys etc.. may be affected by this Sha Qi. 5. Unfortunately, there is no way one could find out where the landscapers would place each tree in a under construction development.. 5.1. Often, one only finds out often too late during key collection. 5.2. If aimed at a living Cum dining room balcony open; then it is more difficult to cure. Vs it aimed towards a bedroom window. Here drawing the day current "permanently" is a possible cure. 6. If in doubt or to avoid the above, do skip these units. (Where possible). Related:
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Case Study 11: Interested in purchasing a unit at the highest floor of the block. 1. One of the main concerns of purchasing the highest floor is the concern of a leaking ceiling. 2. Some are also concerned with the potential heat if there is no proper insulation. 3. Recently I was doing a can or cannot buy evaluation at a highest floor unit at Parc Palais condo. 4. Both the potential buyer and myself saw what looks like water leak stains in several areas : kitchen and rooms / toilet(s). Here, the water tank is directly above this unit. My client decided not to purchase this unit. 5. Location: Just T.O.P. Buangkok Edgeview roof-TOP unit:- 5.1. The left most round water tank is around this unit’s living room. And the other water tank is above the bedroom(s):
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