Cecil Lee

Generally, this view is ok. Although there are pointed buildings, no threat from this view:- Even the keramat is looks non-threatening. Generally for a new rented unit, in my opinion, is acceptable.

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Congratulations! Just T.O.P. Will be visiting your new development this coming Thursday??

Please get your Feng Shui Master to give you a better understanding of the change-over of the Feng Shui of your new home. As the change will start around 2 years before 2024. Either your new home is lucky from now till 2023 or not as lucky now but better luck from 2024 to 2043. Which is which for your new home? or Get advice on how to overcome the above!

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More illustrations: One can also do a search in this forum for "roof poison arrow" etc.. to find more resources on the above. This forum is the oldest verifiable forum in the WWW

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This illustration shows that a unit parallel to the roof-line is affected by the poison arrow. And not the lower floors with windows highligted in yellow:-

An example depiction of a Sha Qi or negative energy directed at a unit's window can be seen in this illustration. 1. Treating this as the living room window(s) can be particularly challenging, especially if drawing the curtains constantly is not an option. 2. Another potential issue arises when a poison arrow is directed towards a window(s) in the form of a triangle, depending on the design of the roof apex or tip.

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Standing inside the unit looking out of a unit's open can see the horizontal roof line "slicing" into a home is inauspicious. However if one draw down say the day curtain: the concept is "if it is not seen, it is longer a threat applies". But if this is the to the living room windows, harder to cure given that one cannot always draw down the curtains be it day or night curtains 24/7. Anything higher than this roof line is Okay or no issue provided the school does not have a school TOWER clock (directly) facing the unit. Fortunately, school Tower clocks nowadays are rare unless it is one of those schools with a long history....

Part 5: Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System or PWCS is another consideration when trying to select a "choice" unit. 1. In the August 2018 BTO sale, another Punggol HDB estate also spots this similar type of Bin Centre. 2. Again, do avoid a unit with it's frontage directly looking at this Bin Centre or near-by to it. 3. By right, this practise was popular with HDB flats that T.O.P. in the 1970's and 1980's. But then it was manual collection from each Block/stack and brought to this holding area awaiting the bin trucks to off-load the rubbish into these trucks. 4. However, it seems that similar to several recent condos/ECs, this HDB development also uses "Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System" = PWCS. Thus the need to have this ONE-STOP collection point. Location: The Venue condo:- 5.1. And unlike the regular manual clearing of rubbish, this type of bins at each block has lots of CAUTIONS. For example the above signs shows there are 12 things to take note of. 5.2. If I remembered vaguely, at The Venue, the last time I visited this condo, the Managing Agent placed a notice to remind residents "TO BE GENTLE" to this system! 5.3. Although it saves on productivity; again, this very much depends on residents co-operation. Else, this system is a huge burden especially to clear the "STUCK" waste! 6. If I were to purchase a unit here, I would consider this as part of my decision making. Unless the Town Council reduces the conservancy charges in line with this savings. But if the maintenance fee is no change from other developments without this PWCS, hmm...... P.S. An earlier BTO launch also has a similar Bin centre as HDB Tampines GreenGem. This development is called HDB Punggol Point Woods BTO launched in August 2018:-

Part 4: Such block layout designs may inadvertently create Sha Qi or Poison arrow of neighbouring block aimed towards it's neighbour. Please note that I merely did a sampling. And this is not exhaustive. Can you spot similar poison arrows in this site?

Fits the profile I mentioned above: Young, 1st time home owner....

Part 3: High floors preferred to avoid direct view into the Precinct Pavilion (PP) and/or prayers/chants/send--off during funerals/wakes. 1. Although the planners of this estate correctly place the two PPs at the edge of two opposing sides, however, around14 or more low floor stacks/units may be affected by such placements of PP. 2. One cannot control such activities or discourage such "activities" during one's festive occasion such as on Chinese New Year etc... 3. The above is not exhaustive as some other LOW FLOOR stacks/units like #115, #125, #175 & #187 may also be affected by "noise pollution" whenever there may be activities of the above nature at either of the PPs.

Part 4: Many 2nd time home buyers often try to avoid purchasing an "afternoon" sun home even if they are West Group persons. Is this true? 1. Yes, if given the choice I understand many who are aware of their previous stay in a west facing home would try to avoid their past experience. As this is long term of 5 years or more. 2. Under Common sense also, especially on a sunny day: from afternoon to even evening (walls soaked with heat and oozing out even as late as 7.30pm.. when one comes home.. the home can be pretty hot. Not possible for all to turn on the air-con throughout the evening.) 3. Many school children nowadays go to school in the morning and by noon onwards, while the adults spent time e.g. in a cool office, the children would end up feeling hot and sweaty in the home. Worse if they were suppose to concentrate on their study. Again, not possible to turn on aircon all day.. given the high costs of electricity bill for many. 4. Can also affect resale value. I know of many young first resale home owners when viewing a unit; the owners resorted to turning on the aircon to mask the heat. Thus when these young couples, got hold of the keys to their new (resale) home; they were in for a rude shock. Of having to endure a "hot" greenhouse type of home! 5. Perhaps, West Group persons may try instead to check the suitability of NE facing homes etc... 6. Another common sense consideration is the affects of UV rays on a person. Good news for Chinese is that we have "yellow skin pigments" while Malays and Indians have brownish skins. Darker skins were found to be better protected against skin cancer. However, prolonged exposure to UV rays suh as from the afternoon sun can have long term effects on our eyes .. such as catracts (or more pronounced had we not being exposed too frequently to)especally when one gets older..

Part 3: HDB Plantation Grove's two Precinct Pavilions (PP) 1. The architect did a fabulous job in the allocation of the two precinct pavilions. Given that this is a huge estate with combined total of 1620 units. 2. The Two Pavilions are shown in pink. While three stacks highlighted in bright yellow is facing the PP = #507, 509 & 511. While a fourth = #505 is at an acute angle's view and less of a concern. 2.1. The green stack closer to Tengah Drive #25 does not face the PP but best that low floors be avoided as it is directly beside the PP. And often, especially for Chinese funerals, prayers, chants and send off music could be heard quite loud. 3. This confirms that the architect/planner of this estate can be considered an "old bird" and most likely either loves the conservative style of or is usually in his (a male) aged 40 years and above. As such layouts often do not appeal to the younger architect. 4. Bunching all stacks so closely would often mean that many "inward" looking stacks/units that are not the top floors would often not have to bear with long periods of extended afternoon sun soaking into it's walls/ frontage.

Part 4: Common sense = Yio Chu Kang is a major road, expect traffic noise and stop-go bus noise. Thus either avoid purchasing a unit, here or often as high as 9th storey or above (if possible) 1. For those who prefer "peace and quite" inner stacks/units are preferred. 2. The 402B Block arrangement does little to help to ease the traffic noise as Stacks 227/229 together with stacks 223/225 helps to funnel noise towards the rear of these units including up to the main door of 219/221. 2.1 It looks more like a gramaphone's mouth where if sound can be "broadcast out"; the opposite is true that it can also instead funnel sound inwards. 2.2 It also kind of look like our EAR. Where sound or noise is collected and amplified within this central chamber. Luckily this is not Hitler's Germany. Else, the architect could have been strung by the thinnest piano wire... during that era.