Cecil Lee

Case Study 5: 4 and 5 Bedroom Layouts 1. HDB has previously placed a bedroom on the other side of the living room e.g. at some of the newer HDB flats at Punggol Northshore and HDB Skyparc Dawson etc.. 2. What is different in HDB Tampines GreenJade are the Master Toilet and Shared Bathroom positions. 2.1. Here, a plus is that the centrepoint is clear of things like the shared toilet door or it's sink in close proximity of this centrepoint of the house. An added advantage under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. 2.2. In addition, all the unit's waste pipes (other than the kitchen sink/yard) are concentrated together. 3, The only "headache" for the future occupant or buyer is the installation and pipes for an Air-con should it be installed at the lone bedroom on the other side of the living room! 4. Contractor: "No choice, I have to charge you more for the materials and labour to run the ducting at this bedroom! Based on Job-costing! 4.1. Many current owners installed false ceiling for these piping to run directly across the living room. 4.2. While some have considered running along the living room windows - taking a "longer route". 4.3. Common sense says that the drainage pipe follows gravity and there can only be one DROP! towards a toilet. Got it, Get it?

Case Study 4: Should I be concerned with one of my bedrooms sharing the same wall as a Lift shaft with a moving lift? 1. There are a few Feng Shui Masters who felt that moving metal is not good for a home. And felt that a home especially a bedroom should not share the same wall as a lift / lift air well. 2. Should I be concerned? 3. You shouldn't be at all. Instead, it could indeed be a blessing in disguise given that the Lift structure, besides the emergency stairwell are some of the most safe structures in a block. Furthermore, with the household shelter wrapped beside it, this can instead be a plus!

Case Study 3: All stacks facing Sungei Beok are of Flying Star SW1 facing and the water flow is from Right to Left especially for Stacks 100, 110, 106, 148, 156, 158, 162, 164 and166. Under the Water Classics, make a guess whether this flow is auspicious or inauspicious for these stacks? There can only be two outcomes: Yes or No?

Case Study 2: Of temporary unblocked views and future residential construction noise and dusts 1. Stacks especially that of 110, 106, 148, 156, 158, 162, 164, 166 and perhaps also 100 views of Sungei Bedok by a future high rise residential development sandwiched between this development and Sungei Bedok. 2. Nowadays it seems construction works take at least around 3 years or more to complete.

Case Study 1: Common Bin and Recycle in close proximity of stacks 110, 122, 134, 146, 158 and 170 1. Poor Shapes and Forms Feng Shui and also will definitely affect future re-sale value after Minimum Occupation Period (M.O.P.) of 5 years.. 2. Sometimes it may not directly be associated with Feng Shui... 3. Sample showing the Common and Recycle bin chutes so close to the front door. Alamark! Mr/Ms Architect Why you so like that one? 4. Furthermore, it is also so close to the yard opening. 5. Please own up, who is the MORON who designed this development!

On 15 September 2021. Additional views from Blk 91 Twin Vew…Pool’s up

Can consider this at Twin Vew

Summitville

Location: The Quartz. Visible “cup” stumps

On 15 September 2021 Photo taken from Twin Vew premises

Just T.O.P.

On 14 September 2021

On 14 September 2021

Not perfect but the saving grace is a creek. Concern again is floods if any. The otherwise the plot beside the creek seems attractive.

If the purpose is to build a home on this 2 hectares is possible. The unknown is whether will there be possible flooding of the plot. Plus Feng Shui also considers the external environment not just the plot.

Who say one? "Some homes do not have good or fantastic Feng Shui. But this all makes up with good Human / Man Luck in this home. The opposite can be true: A home may have good Feng Shui but lousy Human / Man Luck factors, a good home can result being a poor place to stay." Cecil Lee. September 2021

Frankly, I was looking at two considerations: 1. GENERALLY under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui = Not great. While the other based on Flying Star and How suitable to the breadwinner : Frontage / Kitchen / Main Bedroom are not looked at here. 2. I was also looking at Human or Man Luck factor i.e. of living below a tennis court? Go check out how many marks this Human / Man luck adds to one's luck... 3. Even say if got good Feng Shui but not that great feeling..... I say no more... 4. Anyway, as I mentioned, this is subjective. 5. Other motives could be perhaps things like excellent discount etc.. this is monetary consideration which for such and such a buyer can even be one of the happy moments to make them elated under their Human / Man Luck!

My honest opinion: "Give me also I don't want!" This is just my expression after seeing this photo. Anyway, can be subjective. But I believe there will be more anti then "love at first sight of this".

Huh? Scratch head-:( Three strikes...

This example, at least makes sense with some clarification. Yours - What no road no nothing and God knows which is the plot? Only the one posting knows.. .. so half hearted. OMG

Please make an effort. There are so many lots. Only the one posting knows which is the lot. At least four lots. Furthermore, more like an abstract art. No head no tail of the surrounding. Frankly, please don't post something so meaningless or half-hearted. About to lock this two thread

Frankly, might as well don't post this. How to see? Thanks

Blocks 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31 & 33 are either N2 or S2 facing units +++++++++++++++ +++++ Block 11 are either NW2 or SE2 facing units +++++++++++++++ +++++ Blocks 15 & 17 are either NE1 or SW1 facing units +++++++++++++++ +++++ Block 13 either NW3 or SE3