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  1. Cecil Lee
    Eleven @ Holland Site Plan SD TYPE A.pdf SD TYPE B.pdf SD TYPE C.pdf
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    Your Body Simple BMI Calculator
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    Source & Credit: We do not like to open our door to the neighbours toilet since they keep it wide open all the time.
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    Give Me A Sign & Symptom of Intellectual Disability To be diagnosed as having mental retardation, a person must have an I.Q. below 70-75, i.e. significantly below average. EFFECT Pray the plants becomes bushes.. LOL
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    Yale Digital Lock for a change. (Recently many other condos use Samsung ones) I can see the mirror of neighbouring unit's toilet from the common corridor open area
  6. Cecil Lee
    Looking for a Traditional door bell for your home @ Treasure at Tampines?
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    Other kinds of noise pollution? Source & Credit: Air Force Jets fly over Sengkang and Punggol
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    Like or Love this Productivity Feature Also lightens the guard's workload as well for a large development like this one Good that residents can sent an invite via WhatsApp and email with an invitation date and duration. The invite contains a PIN code to be allowed into this condo thru Whatsapp and Email... [However owner needs to input your HP number and Email address] The slight disadvantage is for those driving into the development. But can nevertheless show the invitation to the guards. Another development The Garden Residences also has an invite system for their guests… Many others e.g. Whistler's Grand keeps a record ... once you provide a name and HP number, the previous unit number is flagged out to the guards... This is the most common system in use today other than the paper entries... For Whistler's Grand.. during the early days of T.O.P. the guard will even print out a visiting chit. No more today. LOL
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    On 20 September 2023
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    Nice! Or one of a kind! Talk of Tampines... LOL Individual Windmill Pieces that make up this sculpture The individual Windmill Pieces moves only if it detects certain wind speeds
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    Just T.O.P. In the past, condominium developments are considered Apolitical. Meaning = having no interest in political affairs. Unlike HDB estates. However, today things have changed or becomes hazy. And some Management Committees have even invited their MP for residents gatherings. LOL
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    Foul smell woes over new waste collection system in Bidadari... Source and Credit: :
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    Source & Credit: The cantonese name this street 死人街 ( Sei Yarn Kai ) for a reason.. the ground floors are for funeral wakes while the 2nd + 3rd floors are to house those terminal-ill folks,awaiting their time.. 2nd floors r oso those shops that make or sell paper dolls n funeral rituals essentials. For your reference ...
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    Thank you very much for your good advices master Cecil really appreciate it
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    Block 51 either NW2 or SE2 facing units
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    Very tasty. And swee Kaos x3 are really good
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    On 18 September 2023
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    Missed this iconic series… Rest in peace… Source and Credit: Lead Barry Evans as Jeremy Brown R.I.P. 1997 Source and Credit:
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    But still exists today even in the year 2023 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++ +++++ Muted housing sales in Year 2023 7th Lunar month Source & Credit: Singapore home sales down 72% since January due to Hungry Ghost month, lack of big launches
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    Hotels in Singapore The 7th Storey Hotel, Rochor Road Hotel 81 Amber Hotel (Kim Sun Hotel) Apollo Hotel (Right - Circular building) & River View Hotel (Left) Asia Hotel @ Lavender Adelphi Hotel, established 1863 Ambassador, Meyer Road Cathay Hotel in 1956 featured a theater billboard advertising "Screaming Eagles," a World War II film set in Normandy that was screened in cinemas that year. Chequers Hotel Cockpit Colinwoo Dynasty Hotel [Today = Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel] Hotel Equatorial 1970s Furama Hotel Singapore Forum Hotel, Orchard Great Southern Hotel, Chinatown Goodwood Park Hotel Phoenix Hyatt Kam Leng Hotel King’s Hotel Ladyhill Lai Ming Hotel Lion City Malacca Hotel Ming Court Hotel Nan Yong Hotel This Photo Credit: National Archies / National Library Board Pasir Ris Hotel 1950's Raffles Source & Credit: Sea View in the 1930’s Sea View Hotel in the 1970’s Early photos of Sea View Hotel New Otani Shangri-La Merlin Hotel, Beach Road Former Mandarin Hotel at 12.30 0’clock high. Without its extension. At Eight O’clock was the former CK Tang Emporium: Today, no longer Mandarin Hotel, but known as Hilton Singapore Orchard. CK Tang Emporium was demolished. Today, is occupied by SG Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel with Tang Plaza… Miramar Hotel closed in October 2025 Hotel Malaysia at Tanglin Circus Opened in Mid-1960s [Later renamed as Marco Polo Hotel] Oberoi Imperial Hotel and the fountain of the National Theatre in the 1970s. Orchard Hotel at Orange Grove Road Art Decor look. Can be mistaken for a retro housing mansion Orange Grove Road today… Orchard Hotel still exists today, now circled in red Peninsula Excelsior Royal Hotel Santa Grand Hotel East Coast Mayfair Hotel @ Loke Yew Street New Cathay Hotel, Geylang The Noble Hotel M Hotel, Tanjong Pagar Hotel Supreme Paramount Hotel, Marine Parade Rd The Oriental Marina Bay Sands Hotel | Ocean Park Hotel Hotel Singapura InterContinental Hotel Otani The Oriental, Marina Mandarin & Pan Pacific Serangoon Grand Hotel Gallery Hotel South East Asia Hotel The White House Hotel Marriot Courtyard Hotel Phoenix The Grand Hotel, Katong intercontinental Singapore Grand Mercure Roxy Hotel The Plaza Hotel, Beach Road (Merlin Hotel) Orchard Inn Cameron Hotel Singapore Hotel burned down in 1971. And was replaced by Lion City Hotel @ Tanjong Katong Carlton Hotel, Bras Basah Hotel Royal Queens, formerly Tai Pan Hotel Oxford Hotel
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    Celebrating 50 years of HDB Singapore's public housing, epitome Successive building programmes swiftly of Singapore society and source of followed, and the country's housing crisis national pride, began with one man's became a thing of the past. vision - Mr Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding Prime Minister. Moved by the appalling living conditions of vision was for them to be home owners. the time, he resolved to provide affordable and quality homes for all Singaporeans. Even as Singaporeans were being re-housed in better homes, Mr Lee's Key policies he introduced to keep flats within the means of families, continue to undergird the approach today. With Mr Lim Kim San helming the Housing & Development Board (HDB) Likewise, the distinctive HDB blocks as its first Chairman, together they and comprehensively-built towns where completely re-organised the face of 80% of Singaporeans live, work and play, public housing. In just 3 short years after and form vibrant communities, stem HDB was set up, over 30,000 flats with from Mr Lee's all-encompassing vision. piped water and clean sanitation were built. A legacy that HDB is proud to build upon. HDB 50H ANNIVERSARY TIME CAPSULE HDB sealed 80 items in this time capsule to mark 50 years of public housing. To be opened in 2035, the capsule holds milestone items and memorabilia contributed by HDB staff, such as a rubber stamp of HDB's first logo from 1960 and paper envelopes to contain the keys that flat owners received in 1978. First photo on right: Mr Lee Kuan Yew and HDB's first Chairman Mr Lim Kim San viewing a scale model of an upcoming housing estate at Cantonment Road. Source: The Straits Times © Singapore Press Holdings Limited. Reprinted with permission. +++ "My primary preoccupation was to give every citizen a stake in the country and its future. I wanted a home-owning society." Mr Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's founding Prime Minister
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    Source & Credit: The old Singapore HDB estates, primarily constructed during the 1960s and 1970s, reflect the country's early efforts in public housing development, showcasing a significant period in Singapore's urban planning history. These estates serve as a testament to the evolution of housing solutions in response to the growing population and urbanization challenges of that era. Sunny Day.. with lots of clothes hung out to dry... Distinctive Curved Staircase - can be found on older Singapore $2/- notes Toa Payoh Central Today, Chung Khaw Bank Ltd no more = was taken over and merged to form United Overseas Bank Ltd Distinctive Point-Block HDB flats where each flat is a corner unit with minimal sharing of neighbouring walls! Much like a semi-Detached home in the sky! In addition, cannot the two toilets in the middle of each unit. Toa Payoh Central Distinctive sloping roofs of Potong Pasir. Similar can be found at Kembangang Marine Parade Laguna Park & Laguna View, 1978 Beside the East Coast Lagoon Night soil (sewerage waste) carrier Historically, numerous residences or establishments lacked an indoor sewage system for the disposal of waste. As a result, there exists a cavity situated directly beneath the squatting toilet, featuring an opening that permits the disposal of human waste into one of these oval containers. When the bins are full and ready for collection, individuals [e.g. shown in the photo] would extract these tin-lined waste containers and secure a lid over them in preparation for transport to a truck equipped with multiple compartments for waste disposal. Singapore’s first multi-storey car park Historically, this was the method by which HDB Flats were allocated to the public.

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