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Part 3: Is there any issue if my unit is located near a school? There are two schools in close proximity to this development. 1. HDB Yio Chu Kang Beacon is situated adjacent to Presbyterian High School and Anderson Primary School, with the former being the closest neighbor along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 9. 1.1. The primary focus is on Presbyterian High School due to its shared boundary wall with HDB Yio Chu Kang Beacon, making it the nearest educational institution to the residential complex. 1.2. Specifically, for units facing Anderson Primary School, the main concern lies in potential negative energy, or poison arrows, emanating from the roof-lines of the school. However, the only other notable issue to anticipate is some traffic noise in the vicinity. 2. According to the principles of Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, if the roof-line of a school points directly towards the opening of a unit, such as a window, it is considered a Sha Qi or poison arrow. 2.1. Given that both schools have not been constructed yet, it is advisable to err on the side of caution by opting for a unit located on the 6th storey or higher. This precautionary measure aims to prevent direct alignment with the school roof-lines and potential negative energy, as well as to avoid facing the brick walls or openings of either educational institution. 3. "White noise" or Noise pollution. 3.1. Noise may occur between the beginning of the school day and during school hours, particularly during school assembly (if applicable) and recess time. 3.2. If one prefers a quieter environment, it is advisable to avoid units located near these schools. 4. Is there a stigma attached to a home/unit facing a school? 4.1. A small portion of the population is aware that schools are considered "Yin". 4.2. The argument is that schools are often empty after 5pm, making them considered Yin until around 6.30am. 4.3. This perception may create a stigma, especially for homeowners who believe this argument or when it comes time to sell the unit; potential buyers may share the same concern. 4.4. Despite the numerous schools in Singapore and many HDB flats facing schools, it is rare to hear that it is unlucky to have a house facing a school building. 4.5. This is a matter of personal opinion. 4.6. Some people find it acceptable if their unit is on a high floor and has an unobstructed view once it is higher than the school's roof-line. 5. For some, it is considered a blessing if the school is prestigious or has a good reputation, such as Tao Nan. 6. Fortunately, many modern schools do not have a clock tower. If they do, it is best to avoid having the face of the school's clock aimed towards one's unit windows. 6.1. Some school fields nowadays can be used for multiple purposes. 7. During morning hours and after school hours do expect some traffic congestion, along Ang Mo Kio Ave 9. More - Not from this site 8. Let’s hope the school(s) are not designed like this:- With it’s sharp corner aimed towards a block/unit; as shown on this example:-
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Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans yio-chu-kang-beacon.pdf Part 1: HDB Sales Information 2-room Flexi, 3-, and 4-room flats Yio Chu Kang Beacon will be located along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 9. It will feature 3 residential blocks ranging from heights of 11 to 18 storeys. The blocks' varying heights and placement of roof gardens in some blocks will create a unique skyline when viewed from the main road. Yio Chu Kang Beacon is surrounded by existing educational institutes, such as Presbyterian High School and Anderson Primary School. These schools inspired the development's name, which symbolises the 'beacons of light and knowledge'. Families with young children can enjoy the convenience of the childcare centre within the development, and the playgrounds and courtyard that double up as outdoor learning spaces for the children. There will also be recreational and communal spaces for residents to interact and relax amidst lush greenery. Choose your home from 454 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, and 4-room units. Please refer to the site plan for the facilities provided in Yio Chu Kang Beacon. Facilities in this development will be open to public.
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Part 1: HDB Sales Information Tampines GreenSpring Site Plan and Floor Plans tampines-greenspring.pdf 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, and 5-room flats Bounded by Tampines Avenue 5 and Tampines Walk, Tampines GreenSpring will offer 657 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, and 5-room flats across 6 residential blocks, ranging from 12 to 15 storeys in height. The name 'Tampines GreenSpring' connotates a fresh start and renewal, the development will inject renewed vibrancy and life in the existing precinct. Residents can enjoy a relaxing walk amongst lush landscaped spaces such as the central precinct spine, roof garden above the Multi-Storey Car Park, and smaller pockets of garden spaces. Children will also enjoy playing at the thematic playground, which is designed to reflect Tampines' heritage as a sand quarry in the 1990s. Residents at Tampines GreenSpring will be served by two Multi-Storey Car Parks - one within the development, and another just across Tampines Walk at Block 859B. Residents can also look forward to the convenience of a childcare centre within the development. Please refer to the site plan for the facilities provided in the development. Facilities in this development will be open to public.
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Plantation Village Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans plantation-village.pdf HDB Sales Information Bounded by Tengah Drive and Plantation Crescent, Plantation Village is conveniently located next to an upcoming MRT station. The development comprises 15 residential blocks with heights ranging from 6 to 15 storeys. With a Neighbourhood Centre located within the development, Plantation Village will offer a wide range of dining and shopping options right next to home. Restaurants, shops, a childcare centre, an education centre, and a Residents' Committee Centre are conveniently located here as well. Landscaped courtyards and roof gardens within Plantation Village are designed for residents to meet and interact with each other, and foster a strong community spirit at Plantation Village. Outdoor facilities such as fitness stations and playgrounds can be found within Plantation Village, as well as at the adjacent common green. You can choose from 1,420 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, and 5-room flats. About Plantation District Key amenities such as a Community Club, Neighbourhood Centre, and a shopping street will line the Plantation Farmway, making it a vibrant spot for residents to gather.
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Plantation Grange Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans plantation-grange.pdf Part 1: HDB Sales Information Bounded by Plantation Crescent, Tengah Boulevard, and Tengah Garden Avenue, Plantation Grange is conveniently located next to an upcoming MRT station. This development comprises 10 residential blocks with staggered heights from 7 to 15 storeys. Plantation Grange is designed as a natural habitat nestled in green spaces. The façade of Plantation Grange depicts a stylised grid pattern of plantation strips. Amid the landscaped deck at your doorstep and the adjacent common green, there are various fitness stations and plantation-themed playgrounds for outdoor fun. Roof gardens or sky terraces at the residential blocks create a relaxing and welcoming environment for you to mingle and chat with neighbours. An education centre, a childcare centre, and a Residents' Committee Centre will also be located within Plantation Grange. You can choose from 1,140 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, 5-room, and 3Gen flats.
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Garden Vines @ Tengah Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans garden-vines-@-tengah.pdf Part 1: HDB Garden Vines Sales Information 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, 5-room, and 3Gen flats Located in the new Tengah town, Garden Vines @ Tengah will be sited in the Garden District, while Plantation Grange and Plantation Village will be situated in the Plantation District. Plantation Grange and Plantation Village will offer shorter-waiting-time flats. These developments are located near upcoming amenities such as a neighbourhood centre, a community club, and Jurong Region Line MRT stations. The developments will be served by bus services leading to the city and nearby towns. With an extensive network of walking and cycling paths residents will also be able to walk and cycle everywhere in Tengah. The Garden and Plantation Farmways are key features of the Garden and Plantation Districts, that will foster a new lifestyle centred on community gardening and urban farming. You can choose your home from 3,460 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, 5-room, and 3Gen flats. Please refer to the site plans for the facilities provided in these developments. Facilities in these developments will be accessible by the public. Garden Vines @ Tengah will be bounded by Tengah Drive, Tengah Garden Walk, and Plantation Crescent. This development comprises 8 residential blocks, with heights staggering from 7 to 14 storeys. The developments in the Garden District are influenced by garden elements, and Garden Vines @ Tengah is inspired by the meandering Garden Farmway and winding landscaped paths within the development.The landscaped deck at your doorstep provides a tranquil garden space where you can enjoy various recreational facilities such as playgrounds, fitness stations, and hard court. Roof gardens in some blocks serve as ideal spots to enjoy views of the surroundings. A supermarket, eating house, shops, and a childcare centre are also conveniently located within the development. You can choose from 900 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, and 5-room flats. About Garden District Garden District is framed by Tengah Pond and Central Park. This picturesque setting will be complemented by the garden-themed farmway, which encourages healthy and active living. Thematic playgrounds inspired by nature motifs such as flowers and garden creatures, strengthen the visual identity of Garden District and encourage imaginative play. Green markers at key entry points along the Garden District, such as botanical arbours framed with flowering creepers, provide shade and visual respite from the urban landscape. An array of amenities such as eateries, schools, and retail shops, will be available in Garden District to meet the daily needs of residents.
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Sample Feng Shui Report for an SME business
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Feng Shui for Business
Case Study 2: Off-site Feng Shui = Optimal sitting arrangements for two partners in a new office No two Feng Shui audits are identical. Thus reports various with different clients. Most importantly the reports for our clients are easy to understand and focused on what is best. -
Sample Feng Shui Report for an SME business
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Feng Shui for Business
We also have a one visit Feng Shui audit. Usually for a small office of two or three staff the fee is around $388 to $488. For larger units, please contact for a quote: HP: +65 9785-1371 -
Case Study 1: Optimal Feng Shui layout for a new office for 6 staff including the boss room Recommendations for optimal Feng Shui of the unit Note: No two Feng Shui reports are identical.
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How to Welcome God of Wealth on New Year's Eve
Cecil Lee replied to myfs_154426's topic in General Help
Hope can be considered as some kind of "fix" or medicine! Hope sees many clinging to it. And often, it is the cause of less suicides... LOL -
How to Welcome God of Wealth on New Year's Eve
Cecil Lee replied to myfs_154426's topic in General Help
Related resource: https://www.geomancy.net/forums/topic/17659-when-do-i-start-work-on-chinese-new-year-cny-2020-when-you-open-what-is-2020s-rat-year-forecast-like/ -
How to Welcome God of Wealth on New Year's Eve
Cecil Lee replied to myfs_154426's topic in General Help
Previously wrote: "6.2. Other methods include, placing a bowl of rice or rice with 5 coins (to represent North, South, East, West and Centre of the House)." Case Study: The Five (5) ghosts can also refer to the Five (5) spirits that some Chinese consider in each home:- 1. Spirit of the North, 2. Spirit of the South, 3. Spirit of the East, 4. Spirit of the West, 5. Spirit of the Centre of the home. = Total of Five (5) good spirits. Under this definition, these spirits are considered good spirits. And not associated with real ghosts: where in real life, there can be a mixture of both good and BAD (evil) Ghosts! If one sees clearly, these spirits in my illustration each holds a heart ?. LOL This is why we often see five type of fruits and often five oranges, five applies, five tea cups displayed to make these 5 spirits, happy! Note: Above is simply an illustration without really associating with the exact magnetic compass readings! It's the symbolism that is important, here. Related link:- https://www.geomancy.net/forums/topic/3131-what-is-the-five-ghosts/?tab=comments#comment-6743 -
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