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15.8.2020. A rather high rise modern temple complex. Looks more like a monastery.
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The Tioh Hin Cho Temple along Langsat Road
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Tiong Ghee Temple at Stirling Road and it's surroundings - Stirling View & Stirling Residences
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TMW Maxwell (formerly Maxwell House) The former Maxwell House will be redeveloped into a commercial and residential mixed-use development. Located at the CBD fringe near Tanjong Paga and Chinatown. Sales Brochure of TMW Maxwell Good News From a Feng Shui point of view, there are certainly no surprises or major adverse comments on these layouts. With the exception of toilet at the centrepoint of Bedrooms 3 and 4 types.
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Chris Ng, Thanks for responding.The reason i said health is because when i purchased the dragon this is what it said underneath it on the web site.Maybe it is because of the color of it.The dragon is gold with a blue ribbon in its mouth.My husband is the breadwinner of the family.His birthday is 2-14-1956 and mine is 7-23-1959.let me know what you come up with .Thanks again Diana
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AD [ᴅɪꜱᴛʀɪᴄᴛ 12 ɴᴇᴡ ʟᴀᴜɴᴄʜ] ⭐ 5-minute walk to Braddel MRT ⭐ 1km to CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh), Pei Chun Public School, Kheng Cheng School 𝕋𝕠𝕒 ℙ𝕒𝕪𝕠𝕙 𝔾𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕, an exceptional residential development, is ideally nestled in the heart of the bustling Toa Payoh precinct. With an attractive indicative pricing starting from $1.2xM, it presents a unique opportunity to own a home in this coveted location. 𝕋𝕠𝕒 ℙ𝕒𝕪𝕠𝕙 𝔾𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕 boasts high rental demand and significant potential for capital gain due to its strategic location. It's merely a 5-minute walk from Braddel MRT Station, which provides quick access to the Orchard Road and Raffles Place. The development is also…
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Toa Payoh N4 RC30: HDB Toa Payoh Towers Site Map / Site Plan
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There’s even a payphone! How’s that!
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Where possible, avoid having the toilet bowl directly face the toilet door as shown in Picture: Toilet1.jpg and Toilet2.jpg. It is equally not auspicious for the toilet bowl to face the dining table. Under this situation, it is best to close the toilet door when not in use. (Picture: Toilet3.jpg)
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An unfortunate article - " The last ride home "...
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The pictures shows the common Malay style roofs. These roofs tower over the car-park behind the Geylang Serai Market and Food Complex: http://www.rednano.sg/sfe/allsearch.action?allsearch=true&view=map&querystring=1+geylang+serai Some of the apartments in either of Housing & Development Board (HDB)flats: Blocks 412, 414,416 will be affected by thetriangle roofs of the Geylang Serai Market and Food Complex. Picture tells it all. Photos taken fromnearby Joo Chiat Complex.
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1. This water feature is in "orange" colour. 2. Under the Five Elements concept: Metal element = circle (e.g. the circular ball design of the water feature); and orange can also be considered as "gold" colour or metal element. 3. This follows the tradition of exchanging oranges when some one visits a home. And the two dialects: Cantonese : Kum or mandarin orange sounds like GOLD. While the Hokkiens call it : Kim = also gold. While "Peach" colour is pinkish and belongs to the Fire element (Fire element - red, pink or purple).
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Traditional business wooden signage Nowadays many modern Chinese firms no longer use such signages: 1. Usually the horizontal or length-wise is based on odd measurements. This represents Yang. 1.1 The vertical side is even measurement: representing Yin. 1.2 For example: if the length of the sign is 127cm; the vertical side is 58cm etc. 2. A most distinct feature are the two support "animals" usually the Qi Ling or a pair of lions. 3. Less common are the two lotus leaf features of the second signage that of DJ Bakery. This signage is a modernist interpretation of the past... As it is embedded …
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Back in the 1950's and 1960's aluminium was rare and very costly. Thus this was the most popular design using the material steel. In the past the gates are made from iron. As aluminium was expensive to make in the past. One of the quickest ways to open to any width and quick and easy to lock. Can even add extra padlocks if needed.
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Tranquilia at Kismis @ Eng Kong Road by Newfort Alliance (Kismis) Pte Ltd Custer housing Site plan
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A freehold development consisting 7 strata landed properties of 4 storeys + an attic
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Tranquility at Sembawang Park.. "petrified forest"
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Feng Shui visit last two days...
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Treasure @ G20 Geylang Site plan
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Some "parts" of Foresque Residences reminds me of another place: Yishun Sapphire Condo and Yishun Emerald Condo. Here, if one owns a unit in Yishun Sapphire and "South facing" one can see into the swimming pool area of Yishun Emerald condo. Thus, one can be "lead" to believe that parts of Yishun Sapphire condo (south side) seems to "belong" to Yishun Emerald instead. Here, please see attached photos. The photo was taken outside of a unit at block 109 Foresque Residences facing North. In the photo, one can see the pool. But this pool actually belongs to a Treehouse condo - another neighbouring condo. And Treehouse Block 60 has one of it's corners aimed towards Block 109…
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I knew when the development called 100 Trees condo (at West Coast) reached T.O.P. that it really had lots of trees. Not that I counted them, but I guess the development must have about that many trees. But I was trying to figure out why they call it “Tree House.” Perhaps I stumbled on the reason the other day. When I saw the Sky View tower and zoomed in to take the following photos, one of the photos showed a distinct large beam. We can call it a “tree trunk” with several branches. OIC! Holy smoke! This must be the reason why it is called the TREE HOUSE!
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Those staying at low storeys often need to take a look at their surroundings to see if there are any poison arrow(s) if any aimed towards an opening of their apartment or home....
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Surprisingly, although this house has many trees at it's frontage; the trees palm trees are tall and the other trees have branches that are well spaced out. It looks airy and not dim. Favourable for qi flow into the home. Thus a good balance between having no trees or too many trees for others. Note: the tree trunks within the compound of the house does not pose any sha qi or poison arrows (if any) as they are not aimed towards the main entrance door or any windows. Location: Jalan Hajijah , SGP
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Trellis Towers Condo at 700 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh Site plan
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In these "older" photos; you can clearly see the outline of the main entrance door. In the newer photos; the owner removed the main entrance door from that area. Check out some of the "newer" photos e.g. Triangular2.jpg etc..
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