Part 1: Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury EC

[Cecil Lee]

Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury EC

1. Traditionally, many architects of such developments would :-

1.1 ?Line up their various blocks in neat uniform rows. For example: A Treasure Trove condo.

1.2 Or the developer would form a nice gentle wave or form a U shaped horse-shoe design like The Tropica condo.

2. No! This developer would adopt a "diamond' shaped layout even when this is a quite (close-to) rectangular plot of land.

3. Please see attachment:

3.1. The red arrows most likely shows the corner or edge of a block/stack aimed towards the frontage of another stack/unit's opening(s) such as a window or balcony sliding door area.

3.2. For example in the illustration:

Stack 16 has a sharp corner aimed towards the frontage of stack 17.

Stack 24 has a corner aimed towards stack 06

Stack 39 has a corner aimed towards stack 30.

While stack 32 has a corner aimed towards stack 30 and vice versa.. stack 30 has it's corner also aimed towards stack 32.

The list can go on.

3.3. The worst thing, here is that if the developer had uniformly placed each block in an orderly grid or fashion; almost always the poison arrow(s) may cancel each other out as the point at each other. But, here, this is a NO.

4. Fortunately, in purple, shows the poison arrows or corners of stacks aimed towards another block/stack. But fortunately, it is the side of the wall; and no opening... thus... quite safe.. here.

5. Thanks to the architect and approval by the developer; I seem to think that this is a "porcupine" estate ....and considered having not as good Shapes and Forms because of the poison arrows.

6. Another advantage of the S2 facing apartments are that for those at higher floors; can have a view of either the Orchard Golf Country Club or low rise developments towards the Lower Seletar Reservoir.

[Cecil Lee]

Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury EC

The developer / architect should have adopted a more conservative layout which traditionally have better Shapes and Forms Feng Shui

"Some views... is no trade-off for good shapes & forms"

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On 10/9/2015 5:17:05 PM, Anonymous wrote:>Feng Shui of The Criterion>Luxury EC1. Traditionally,>many architects of such>developments would :-1.1>?Line up their various>blocks in neat uniform rows.>For example: A Treasure Trove>condo.1.2 Or the developer>would form a nice gentle wave>or form a U shaped horse-shoe>design like The Tropica>condo.2. No! This developer>would adopt a "diamond' shaped>layout even when this is a>quite (close-to) rectangular>plot of land.3. Please see>attachment:3.1. The red arrows>most likely shows the corner>or edge of a block/stack aimed>towards the frontage of>another stack/unit's>opening(s) such as a window or>balcony sliding door area.3.2.>For example in the>illustration:Stack 16 has a>sharp corner aimed towards the>frontage of stack 17.Stack 24>has a corner aimed towards>stack 06Stack 39 has a corner>aimed towards stack 30.While>stack 32 has a corner aimed>towards stack 30 and vice>versa.. stack 30 has it's>corner also aimed towards>stack 32.The list can go>on.3.3. The worst thing, here>is that if the developer had>uniformly placed each block in>an orderly grid or fashion;>almost always the poison>arrow(s) may cancel each other>out as the point at each>other. But, here, this is a>NO.4. Fortunately, in purple,>shows the poison arrows or>corners of stacks aimed>towards another block/stack.>But fortunately, it is the>side of the wall; and no>opening... thus... quite>safe.. here.5. Thanks to the>architect and approval by the>developer; I seem to think>that this is a "porcupine">estate ....and considered>having not as good Shapes and>Forms because of the poison>arrows.

[Cecil Lee]

Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury EC

1. Stacks 03, 04, 07, 08, 17, 18, 21, 22, 25, 26, 38 & 39
are N2 facing

2. Stacks 01, 02, 05, 06, 19, 29, 23, 24, 27, 28, 36 & 37 are S2 facing

3. The above stacks are suitable to an East Group breadwinner.

4.?Under Flying Star Feng Shui stacks facing S2 are considered more auspicious?as the double auspicious current prosperty stars : #8's are at the facing or frontage of the house.

5. While?for a N2 facing home; these stars are usually wasted at the sitting palace?which is usually the kitchen or yard area.

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On 10/9/2015 6:03:55 PM, Anonymous wrote:>Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury ECThe>developer / architect should have>adopted a more conservative layout which>traditionally have better Shapes and>Forms Feng Shui"Some views... is no>trade-off for good shapes & forms">On 10/9/2015 5:17:05 PM, Cecil Lee>wrote:>Feng Shui of The>Criterion>Luxury EC1.>Traditionally,>many architects of>such>developments would>:-1.1>?Line up their>various>blocks in neat uniform>rows.>For example: A Treasure>Trove>condo.1.2 Or the>developer>would form a nice gentle>wave>or form a U shaped>horse-shoe>design like The>Tropica>condo.2. No! This>developer>would adopt a "diamond'>shaped>layout even when this is>a>quite (close-to)>rectangular>plot of land.3. Please>see>attachment:3.1. The red>arrows>most likely shows the>corner>or edge of a block/stack>aimed>towards the frontage>of>another stack/unit's>opening(s)>such as a window or>balcony sliding>door area.3.2.>For example in>the>illustration:Stack 16 has>a>sharp corner aimed towards>the>frontage of stack 17.Stack>24>has a corner aimed>towards>stack 06Stack 39 has a>corner>aimed towards stack>30.While>stack 32 has a corner>aimed>towards stack 30 and>vice>versa.. stack 30 has>it's>corner also aimed>towards>stack 32.The list can>go>on.3.3. The worst thing,>here>is that if the developer>had>uniformly placed each block>in>an orderly grid or>fashion;>almost always the>poison>arrow(s) may cancel each>other>out as the point at>each>other. But, here, this is>a>NO.4. Fortunately, in>purple,>shows the poison arrows>or>corners of stacks aimed>towards>another block/stack.>But fortunately,>it is the>side of the wall; and>no>opening... thus... quite>safe..>here.5. Thanks to the>architect and>approval by the>developer; I seem to>think>that this is a>"porcupine">estate ....and>considered>having not as good Shapes>and>Forms because of the>poison>arrows.

[Cecil Lee]

Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury EC

NORTH:
After 2024 onwards, this
unit can enjoy better luck
as the water star #9
during that period becomes
the current prosperity wealth star

NW:
If the layout plan
is mirrored and
the master bedroom is
located at NW
DANGER OF HEALTH
CONCERNS

WEST:
Auspcious sector

SOUTH:
FOR A N2 FACING UNIT
WASTED THAT THE
DOUBLE AUSPICIOUS
PROSPERITY STARS
ARE WASTED AT THE
KITCHEN AREA

SE:
FORTUNATELY
FOR THIS
LAYOUT DESIGN,
THIS IS
A MISSING CORNER

EAST:
BEST THAT THIS
IS TOILET /WC
AREA

NE:
ALTHOUGH INAUSPICIOUS
BUT NOT AS BAD AS
NW SECTOR STARS

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On 10/9/2015 8:13:15 PM, Anonymous wrote:>Feng Shui of The Criterion>Luxury EC1. Traditionally,>many architects of such>developments would :-1.1>?Line up their various>blocks in neat uniform rows.>For example: A Treasure Trove>condo.1.2 Or the developer>would form a nice gentle wave>or form a U shaped horse-shoe>design like The Tropica>condo.2. No! This developer>would adopt a "diamond' shaped>layout even when this is a>quite (close-to) rectangular>plot of land.3. Please see>attachment:3.1. The red arrows>most likely shows the corner>or edge of a block/stack aimed>towards the frontage of>another stack/unit's>opening(s) such as a window or>balcony sliding door area.3.2.>For example in the>illustration:Stack 16 has a>sharp corner aimed towards the>frontage of stack 17.Stack 24>has a corner aimed towards>stack 06Stack 39 has a corner>aimed towards stack 30.While>stack 32 has a corner aimed>towards stack 30 and vice>versa.. stack 30 has it's>corner also aimed towards>stack 32.The list can go>on.3.3. The worst thing, here>is that if the developer had>uniformly placed each block in>an orderly grid or fashion;>almost always the poison>arrow(s) may cancel each other>out as the point at each>other. But, here, this is a>NO.4. Fortunately, in purple,>shows the poison arrows or>corners of stacks aimed>towards another block/stack.>But fortunately, it is the>side of the wall; and no>opening... thus... quite>safe.. here.5. Thanks to the>architect and approval by the>developer; I seem to think>that this is a "porcupine">estate ....and considered>having not as good Shapes and>Forms because of the poison>arrows.6. Another advantage of>the S2 facing apartments are>that for those at higher>floors; can have a view of>either the Orchard Golf>Country Club or low rise>developments towards the Lower>Seletar Reservoir.

[Cecil Lee]

But unfortunately, when I visited these older condos they stop growing these spices altogether. Either lost interest or no one cares for them or they are "toxic" to eat.

As all condos are required to do fogging on a weekly basis to prevent the breeding of mosquitoe larvaes & other pests like rats & cockroaches. And because of the fogging, the chillies may not be edible.

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On 10/9/2015 5:17:05 PM, Anonymous wrote:>Feng Shui of The Criterion>Luxury EC1. Traditionally,>many architects of such>developments would :-1.1>?Line up their various>blocks in neat uniform rows.>For example: A Treasure Trove>condo.1.2 Or the developer>would form a nice gentle wave>or form a U shaped horse-shoe>design like The Tropica>condo.2. No! This developer>would adopt a "diamond' shaped>layout even when this is a>quite (close-to) rectangular>plot of land.3. Please see>attachment:3.1. The red arrows>most likely shows the corner>or edge of a block/stack aimed>towards the frontage of>another stack/unit's>opening(s) such as a window or>balcony sliding door area.3.2.>For example in the>illustration:Stack 16 has a>sharp corner aimed towards the>frontage of stack 17.Stack 24>has a corner aimed towards>stack 06Stack 39 has a corner>aimed towards stack 30.While>stack 32 has a corner aimed>towards stack 30 and vice>versa.. stack 30 has it's>corner also aimed towards>stack 32.The list can go>on.3.3. The worst thing, here>is that if the developer had>uniformly placed each block in>an orderly grid or fashion;>almost always the poison>arrow(s) may cancel each other>out as the point at each>other. But, here, this is a>NO.4. Fortunately, in purple,>shows the poison arrows or>corners of stacks aimed>towards another block/stack.>But fortunately, it is the>side of the wall; and no>opening... thus... quite>safe.. here.5. Thanks to the>architect and approval by the>developer; I seem to think>that this is a "porcupine">estate ....and considered>having not as good Shapes and>Forms because of the poison>arrows.

[Cecil Lee]

Part 6: Feng Shui of The Criterion Luxury EC : Roof lines of Club house

Do take note that innocent looking roof-lines such as this one proposed for The Criterion shows many "nasty" looking Sha qi or poison arrows.

HOPEFULLY, it is not aimed towards a unit's opening such as the balcony or windows.

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On 10/13/2015 2:57:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:>But unfortunately, when I visited these>older condos they stop growing these>spices altogether. Either lost interest>or no one cares for them or they are>"toxic" to eat.As all condos are>required to do fogging on a weekly basis>to prevent the breeding of mosquitoe>larvaes & other pests like rats &>cockroaches. And because of the fogging,>the chillies may not be edible.On>10/9/2015 5:17:05 PM, Cecil Lee>wrote:>Feng Shui of The Criterion>Luxury>EC1. Traditionally,>many architects of>such>developments would :-1.1>?Line up>their various>blocks in neat uniform>rows.>For example: A Treasure>Trove>condo.1.2 Or the developer>would>form a nice gentle wave>or form a U>shaped horse-shoe>design like The>Tropica>condo.2. No! This>developer>would adopt a "diamond'>shaped>layout even when this is a>quite>(close-to) rectangular>plot of land.3.>Please see>attachment:3.1. The red>arrows>most likely shows the corner>or>edge of a block/stack aimed>towards the>frontage of>another>stack/unit's>opening(s) such as a window>or>balcony sliding door area.3.2.>For>example in the>illustration:Stack 16 has>a>sharp corner aimed towards>the>frontage of stack 17.Stack 24>has a>corner aimed towards>stack 06Stack 39>has a corner>aimed towards stack>30.While>stack 32 has a corner>aimed>towards stack 30 and vice>versa..>stack 30 has it's>corner also aimed>towards>stack 32.The list can go>on.3.3.>The worst thing, here>is that if the>developer had>uniformly placed each>block in>an orderly grid or>fashion;>almost always the>poison>arrow(s) may cancel each>other>out as the point at each>other.>But, here, this is a>NO.4. Fortunately,>in purple,>shows the poison arrows>or>corners of stacks aimed>towards>another block/stack.>But fortunately, it>is the>side of the wall; and>no>opening... thus... quite>safe..>here.5. Thanks to the>architect and>approval by the>developer; I seem to>think>that this is a "porcupine">estate>....and considered>having not as good>Shapes and>Forms because of the>poison>arrows.

[Cecil Lee]

The Criterion .. work in progress

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On 10/17/2015 5:51:49 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Part 6: Feng Shui of The Criterion
Luxury EC : Roof lines of Club houseDo
take note that innocent looking
roof-lines such as this one proposed for
The Criterion shows many "nasty" looking
Sha qi or poison arrows.HOPEFULLY, it is
not aimed towards a unit's opening such
as the balcony or windows.On 10/13/2015
2:57:14 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
But
unfortunately, when I visited
these
older condos they stop growing
these
spices altogether. Either lost
interest
or no one cares for them or
they are
"toxic" to eat.As all condos
are
required to do fogging on a weekly
basis
to prevent the breeding of
mosquitoe
larvaes & other pests like
rats &
cockroaches. And because of the
fogging,
the chillies may not be
edible.On
10/9/2015 5:17:05 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Feng Shui of The
Criterion
Luxury
EC1.
Traditionally,
many architects
of
such
developments would :-1.1
Line
up
their various
blocks in neat
uniform
rows.
For example: A
Treasure
Trove
condo.1.2 Or the
developer
would
form a nice gentle
wave
or form a U
shaped
horse-shoe
design like
The
Tropica
condo.2. No!
This
developer
would adopt a
"diamond'
shaped
layout even when this
is a
quite
(close-to) rectangular
plot
of land.3.
Please see
attachment:3.1.
The red
arrows
most likely shows the
corner
or
edge of a block/stack
aimed
towards the
frontage
of
another
stack/unit's
opening(s) such
as a window
or
balcony sliding door
area.3.2.
For
example in
the
illustration:Stack 16 has
a
sharp
corner aimed towards
the
frontage of
stack 17.Stack 24
has a
corner aimed
towards
stack 06Stack 39
has a
corner
aimed towards
stack
30.While
stack 32 has a
corner
aimed
towards stack 30 and
vice
versa..
stack 30 has it's
corner
also aimed
towards
stack 32.The list can
go
on.3.3.
The worst thing, here
is that
if the
developer had
uniformly placed
each
block in
an orderly grid
or
fashion;
almost always
the
poison
arrow(s) may cancel
each
other
out as the point at
each
other.
But, here, this is a
NO.4.
Fortunately,
in purple,
shows the poison
arrows
or
corners of stacks
aimed
towards
another block/stack.
But
fortunately, it
is the
side of the wall;
and
no
opening... thus...
quite
safe..
here.5. Thanks to
the
architect and
approval by
the
developer; I seem to
think
that this
is a "porcupine"
estate
....and
considered
having not as good
Shapes
and
Forms because of the
poison
arrows.

[Cecil Lee]

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