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HDB Farjar Hills BTO launched in March 2012 Site plan & floor plans fajar-hills.pdf Lease Commencement Date: Year 2015
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Adding a slope vs a drop at the edge: This has more to do with preventing a fall; making it both elderly (plus Handicap accessible) and children friendly.
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HDB Anchorvale Horizon Site Map / Site Plan & Floor Plans anchorvale-horizon.pdf Lease Commencement in Year 2014
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In Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and China; many grave sites are chosen as they had good Feng Shui. The premise is that the Chinese felt that if their ancestors are buried in good sites; this will dwell well with their decendants. Thus many parts of Singapore be it Yishun (Teochew cemetry); Old Bedok Road; Aljunied, Orchard Road, Bishan all used to have cemetries - on "auspicious sites. This article is well researched and great reading...
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This is another variation (design) of the Qi Lin. Under symbolism in Feng Shui; this pair seems to be "very strong" tough and well endowed then it's other cousins found on other main entrance pillars.
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The Buddhist Swastika The Buddhist were the first to use the Swastika sign. Which during World War II had a really bad name. As the German Nazi's copied and use a similar design. In the photos; this temple had used the Swastika design on both their fence and main gate.
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HDB Woodlands Glen Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans woodleigh-glen.pdf HDB Woodlands Glen Woodlands Drive 16 Blocks 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 Site plan woodleigh-glen.pdf
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A home with high quality external wall finishing...
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These are some of the most beautiful, intricate artwork... that can be purchased in Beijing China...
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Rosewood Condo at Woodlands Site plan
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This home marked in purple as A/B has two gate entrances. And the main entrance is never directly facing towards the frontage or the gate (area). Furthermore, it is "deeper" in thus make it less likely to be threatened by a "run-away" car.
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Another series of auspicious patterns. Part 3: Square Yin Yang contrast designs.
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1. Even if we want to place decorations; it would be good to place "smiling" decorative objects big or small in any development. 2. Some wise homeowners would prefer to choose: well rounded, happy faced lions on their gate pillars vs having "fierce looking" figurines.
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HDB Punggol Edgefield Plains one of the earliest estates Site plan Sorry for the faint map
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It does not take much visualisation to understand that stacks 141 and 147 are at a disadvantage. Just imagine the windows / balcony openings are at A, B and C. And directly opposite these stacks are another stack that juts out; create poison arrow(s) and blocks it's view. How worse can it get?
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AD An upcoming highly anticipated mega development with over 900 units located ina prime city finge location at Serangoon, right next to Lorong Chuan MRT, developed by Renowned Developer, Kingsford & MCC Land. ✅ Situated in a mature estate in Serangoon, District 19 ✅ Great connectivity and easy access to CTE ✅ Next to Lor Chuan MRT and 1 stop away to Nex Mall and Junction 8 ✅ Within 1km to Zhonghua and St. Gabriel's Primary School ✅ Close Proximity to Chomp Chomp Food Centre & amenities
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This picture was taken in Smith Street, Singapore, Chinatown. This display, shows various specimens of: 1. Seahorses 2. Sharks fin 3. Crocodile And many more medicinal / herbs...
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Note: There are 2 pictures in this message. Picture 1 below,size = 55k, shows the shape of the plot of land. Below, The plot of land is generally auspicious as it is rectangle in shape. The site and environment is acceptable. Picture 2 below, size = 100k, shows the layout plan of a typical unit in the condominium apartment. Below, it is generally "fair" layout. However, the master bedroom door should not face another bedroom door. It is best also to avoid having a bedroom door facing a toilet.
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The SpringBloom Condo by MCL Site plan
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This cactus plant is in full bloom in the evening..
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On a Saturday morning... and cannot even find a parking space @ a client's landed home...
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HDB Admiralty Vista The Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme (SERS) Site plan & floor plans
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Where perhaps what the architect wants to highlight is more prominent when the building is viewed at night.
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1. Should I look at where my future parking lot is before I buy erh... that unit? 2. In this private development or condo; car parking lots are numbered and tagged with a specific condo unit. 3. Some lots are covered. While others are in the open. 4. If I am a car lover, I would first check out where my future lot is; before I commit to buying that unit in this development!
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1. This is an old temple, in the heart of the central business district. 2. One unique feature is the burning of a `longevity' or spiral incense. There are lots of it strung across the court yard.
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