Amaranda Gardens

[myfs_101666]

Dear Cecil

I read one of your forum posted last October 2003 regarding the mentioned project.

Would appreciated if you can kindly advise further as to why did you mention that it was a 'pity' that the A1, A2 and C2 unit for having the A/C Ledge to close to the ENtrance.

Thanks.

Also, would appreciated if you can kindly advise based on the attached floor plan whether the layout of this unit is ok.

[Robert Lee]

Dear Anon,

This attachment is exactly what Cecil mentioned. Look at the WC / Yard and Utility Room. It is located beside the main door. This means whenever you need to enter into the house, you actually walk pass the WC which is thus why it is inauspicious to have the toilet located very close to the main door. So it isn't considered very good when you consider the shapes and form concept of the house layout.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

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On 4/7/2004 8:07:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Cecil
I read one of your

forum posted last October 2003

regarding the mentioned

project.
Would appreciated if

you can kindly advise further

as to why did you mention that

it was a 'pity' that the A1,

A2 and C2 unit for having the

A/C Ledge to close to the

ENtrance.
Thanks.
Also, would

appreciated if you can kindly

advise based on the attached

floor plan whether the layout

of this unit is ok.

[myfs_101666]

Thanks for your reply - Robert

Is there anything we can do to cut down this 'disadvantage'?

Quote

On 4/13/2004 10:43:55 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Anon,

This attachment is exactly

what Cecil mentioned. Look at

the WC / Yard and Utility

Room. It is located beside the

main door. This means whenever

you need to enter into the

house, you actually walk pass

the WC which is thus why it is

inauspicious to have the

toilet located very close to

the main door. So it isn't

considered very good when you

consider the shapes and form

concept of the house layout.

Hope that helps.

Warmest RegardsRobert Lee



On 4/7/2004 8:07:14 PM, Anonymous

wrote:
Dear CecilI read one of

your
forum posted last October

2003
regarding the

mentioned
project.Would appreciated

if
you can kindly advise

further
as to why did you mention

that
it was a 'pity' that the

A1,
A2 and C2 unit for having

the
A/C Ledge to close to

the
ENtrance.Thanks.Also,

would
appreciated if you can

kindly
advise based on the

attached
floor plan whether the

layout
of this unit is ok.

[Robert Lee]

Hi Anon,

Unfortunately, not all problems or leaks will have a solution, in this case you will not be able to change the location of the toilet or main door entrance. So only thing you can to is to attempt to improve all other areas so as to offset this issue.

Remember that Feng Shui is like taking an exam. Failing one question out of 20 will not mean that you will fail badly. Just like Feng Shui one leak will not mean it is a bad house. So in such cases where there is a leak that cannot be fixed, you should then attempt to correct other leaks so as to offset it.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

Quote

On 4/16/2004 10:22:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for your reply - Robert

Is there anything we can do to

cut down this 'disadvantage'?



On 4/13/2004 10:43:55 AM, Robert Lee

wrote:

Dear Anon,

This attachment is exactly

what Cecil mentioned. Look at

the WC / Yard and Utility Room.

It is located beside the main door.

This means whenever you need to enter

into the house, you actually walk

pass the WC which is thus why it

is inauspicious to have the toilet

located very close to the main door.

So it isn't considered very good when

you consider the shapes and

form concept of the house

layout.



Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards

Robert Lee