Cecil Lee

Case Study 3: Any concern with the Bin Centre (Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System) PWCS? 1. Common sense says to avoid purchasing a unit just beside the PWCS. 2. Thus #231 #233 and #235 should be your last conseration! 3. There is always a stigma with stacks/units facing the PWCS especially stacks 267 and 265. In addition, these two stacks are also directly facing the PWCS + Electrical Sub-station. 4. Contrast this to HDB Tampines Green Glen where the PWCS is literally out-of-sight and out-of-mind.2. This PWCS is neatly tucked away with the Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) attched to the MSCP. Kudos there! Not this development-:( 5. Conservatively, or in our local language, let's be Kiasu and Kiasee and TRY, yes TRY to avoid purchasing a unit within the RED boxed area! 6. If you really don't have a choice.. at least purchase a unit that looks away from the PWCS. Further stacks such as 241 seems okay. Stacks 273 and 275 maybe okay.. But I will discuss these two stacks in another Part/Case Study as these stacks especially low floors may face into the Precinct Pavilion. 7. However, if one has heard the nightmare / education required / several circulars of some exisiting condos e.g. CDL developments like The Venue etc... their is some learning curve as to what not to throw into the respective unit's common bins. 7.1. Else, the management or for this case the Town Council may frequently sent circulars "not to abuse" these bins. 7.2. For CDL developments... above these PWCS, there is often a signage with as many as 8 or more icons telling people not to throw this, or that or that... ! Related resource : Case Study 4: Any concern with the Bin Centre (PneumaticWaste Conveyance System) PWCS?1. Great that for HDB Tampines Green Glen, the PWCS is literally out-of-sight and out-of-mind.2. This PWCS is neatly tucked away with the Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) attched to the MSCP. Kudos,... Need some learning curve.. as residents at a recent development found out... High Park Residences at Fernvale, Sengkang.. Paid a visit on 8.12.2019... True enough.. a RED Notice placed directly on the Refuse Chute door: " NO BULKY ITEMS SHOULD BE THROWN INTO THIS PNEUMATIC SYSTEM" Previously CDL project also had this issue: The Venue at Potong Pasir...

Part 9A: Where possible avoid low floors especially 2nd or 3rd storeys of Block 651A stack #302. 1. This is because low storeys of #302 can be affect by Sha Qi from vehicles turning into the development. 2. Okay, one might say, there are not many vehicles that turn in following the RED arrow.... 3. (Below) Please don't be too prematurely happy... as there will certainly be lots of vehicles during certain times of the day that turn towards the PURPLE arrow towards HDB Yio Chu Kang Beacon MSCP.... Part 9B: Traffic flow along a development's service road is expected to be slow moving. Thus generally, should not cause any imbalance or sha qi towards Block 651A stack #312. 1. In the unlikely even that there are a few F1 drivers living in this development, be kiasu and totally avoid #02-312. 2. Anything above this level should have no cause for concern. 3. Although I highlighted stack #314, this stack/unit totally has no worries. 4. Another consideration is often a stigma attached to a unit facing a road. To some just any road! 4.1. As stack #312 is considered as facing a road; in the near future if one wants to sell such a unit; may see potential buyers concerned with this! May make it a tough sale or even "low-ball offers".

Part 8A: Credit goes to the organizer of this development for strategically placing the Precinct Pavilion (PP) away from the view of any stacks/units. 1. As far as I can remember, this is the sole HDB development this year without any units directly facing a Precinct Pavilion. 2. If you're new here and wondering why it's not ideal? 3. Funeral wakes cannot be pre-planned, so the use of such a pavilion during festive occasions cannot be controlled. Touch-wood! For the Chinese, it is hoped that there is no wake occurring in a pavilion if one's unit is, for example, on the 2nd storey directly facing INTO a pavilion. 4. For this development, stack #358 is the only one closest to the PP. And only low floors may have a view into the PP. However, if one purchases a low floor, such as the 2nd to 5th storey, one may hear religious chants or even religious music played there. 5. On happy occasions, especially a Malay wedding, expect some music, announcements, or even the smell of curries, etc... 6. Low floors of Stack #356 may or may not hear the activities at the PP. Part 8A: Electrical Sub-Station (ESS). Again, the planners did an excellent job in placing the development's ESS on both sides of the IN/OUT. 1. Once more, the ESS in this development is strategically positioned on both sides of the IN/OUT, with no other structures nearby.

Hi Robert! It’s been so many years since we last communicated! I am a paid member of your site from maybe 10 to 15 years back since 1998 and I hope you remember me. I was wondering whether you could send me the link of your website and help me do a feng shui report for my new home here in _______. I moved from California (where are you did a feng shui for my family members and I, to bless our former home). Please let me know if you can help me With my new home. I need to activate my job and career section. I wish you and your brother well, keep in touch!

17.11.2019 Mosque to the left of the photos: Pretty soon site will be fenced up.

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Hi, i saw, thanks alot for the prompt reading. I will read thru slowly

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On 17 November 2019

17.11.2019 Anchorvale Village and Anchorvale Harvest

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Case Study: Another consequence of living next to (or near to) the roof-TOP of a commercial building are the various noisy extraction fans and air con cooling towers.. Can hear the daily humming noise from the air con cooling towers and turbine fans/ extraction fans... do hear this.. Please turn in the volume.. IMG_2024.MOV Also applies to mixed development units where there is a mall below the residence blocks... IMG_2017.MOVIMG_2018.MOV IMG_2019.MOV

Unit directly faces the common bin lobby and the two bins: recycling and common... This is a good reason to study the block plan before committing to the purchase of a unit.

Just T.O.P. Health and Medical plot is still vacant

1. Has to do with symbolism. 2. Warp it in an old newspaper and discard it. 3. No replacement necessary.

Flying Star Feng Shui of HDB Fernvale Crest. Stacks/units either face Period 8 NE1 or SW1. For example of NE1 facing are stacks like #327 or #329. For SW1 facing: #333 or #335.

While waiting for an early morning audit near-by... Note: Did not mask all the contacts. Left them as it is.

Just T.O.P. Many units not ready...or sold but yet to be rented out...

Case Study: Type B1 : 3 bedroom + Study = Inauspicious for sink to directly face stove 1. Frankly, in Singapore, architects/designers seldom make the same mistake as in this kitchen layout plan of placing the sink directly facing the stove. 2. My proposal is for the purchaser or if possible, get a few purchasers of this layout design to write to the developer on behalf of all "affected" units to move the sink towards B. Given that table B has a wider width. If so, I am confident that based on the above, it is feasible. 3. In the past, I seen many clients from other developments are able to communicate with their developer on some minor changes. For example, this year, a client did not want to wall-up their store-room. The developer was happy to oblige. Since they even save money by not installing the dry wall for that area! 3.1. As it "affects" three stacks get the developer to get some changes done. I am sure, the rest of your potential neighbours would be glad that this is done. (Whether they know it or not does not matter... Lol) 4. Instead of later, having to do a "costly" modification by many due to such a well-known Chinese taboo/stigma. 5. Feel free to quote this page if you need a reference guide.

1. As stated in a previous communication: 1.1 "I will be visiting the actual site next weekend to assess the location, the mosque, and One Tampines Hub." 2. It has been some time since I last visited the area, as my previous trip was to the AIA office for a Feng Shui review, and before that, I went to the Tampines DBSS Premiere last year. 2.1. This morning, on 15.11.2019, I passed through the area in the early hours, but it was raining. One Tampines Hub is a large structure... facing the Greenspring site... I aimed to gain a better understanding of the site... 3. Additionally, several individuals have expressed interest in the BTO. It is quite a popular site..

Revisited on 15 November 2019

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Main entrance signage installed on 15.11.2019. T.O.P. expected in about one month. Subsidiary Proprietor (SP) Owner says: Let’s hope 100 palm trees are planted here! Developer’s Representative: What? Who said there would be 100 palm trees? Are you serious? SP: Really? There won’t be 100 palm trees? Developer: Do you not understand English? Developer: We promised 100 palms, but what we actually meant is there will be 100 palm motifs— not actual trees! Developer: Even the gate has a palm symbol next to the words "100 Palms." All blocks and units also feature these palm motifs! So far, that's 11 palm motifs—only 89 more to go.

Fortunately not many of these... as one photo shows the edge is slicing towards one home:- Below... no threat...as the sign slices towards the edge of the home... phew

All the lamp posts are on the even number side of the development. It is noticeable that some of the lamp posts are like Sha Qi or poison arrows slicing towards an opening... These Two homes are safe as the lamp post slices towards the boundary of these two homes...phew!