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Five (5) major Mainland Chinese Developers in Singapore
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
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The Navian A small freehold Condo launching in October with 48 units @ Jln Eunos in District 14. Beside euHabitat and near Tropika East condo.
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HDB West Crest @ Bukit Batok BTO launched in May 2014
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
Just T.O.P. Some units may face the clock face of the college = inauspicious Considered inauspicious if a unit’s living room or bedroom windows face a clock face:- -
HDB Waterway Sunrise II BTO launched in February 2017
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
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A circular fence planter makes this home look like aged. As it was popular ten or twenty years ago. For the sake of modernisation; this home had covered it up.. work still in progress. What this does is there is no longer any colours .. especially if plants flower. Plus equally important is that it allows air to flow into the home from that completely walled up area. This is what it would have looked like. Photo from another home:-
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My 2012 Brompton & Dahon Classic
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Current Affairs & Lifestyle
Another stylish unusual bicycle stand design. A pity that there are few of them. As a result, may not be sufficient at all... Location: The Panaroma @ Ang Mo Kio -
Door numbering is exceptionally Low and placed next to door handle. P.S. For privacy have masked out the unit number.
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Aristolochia gigantea Aristolochiaceae Giant Dutchman’s Pipe A robust vine from Brazil, the Giant Dutchman’s Pipe is so called due to the unopened flower’s resemblance to an old-fashioned smoking pipe. When in bloom, the large showy flowers (20cm wide) emit an odour which attract insects such as flies for pollination. Stiff downward-pointing hairs inside the flower prevent visiting insects from leaving, which deposit pollen on the stigma situated deep in the floral (perianth) tube. The insects escape when the hairs are relaxed as the pollen are released. Flower of Aristolochia gigantea, showing numerous stiff hairs for trapping pollinators Photos: Edmund Chia, Lai Simin
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Kallang Riverside @ 51 Kampong Bugis (Freehold condo)
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
Based on Shapes and Forms and Five Elements concept Feng Shui: Kallang Riverside can be considered as a water element development. This is because of it’s distinctive wavy roof TOP plus also the wavy reinforced concrete (RC) roof lines at the lower part or “skirt” of the development. Water = wavy Earth = rectangular In general, call it a water element building. It is also not wrong to classify this building as a two combination: Water + Earth Element building. As the majority of this single development is rectangular in shape. With some add-on wavy flavour. -
1950's to 1960's 2nd generation public flats
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Around Singapore
Dakota Crescent is a ghost town. Ready for redevelopment. Most likely the last set of photos that I will ever take of this iconic development. Majority of the close-up photos are of a single 7 storey block : 2 Dakota Close Some of the windows are opened. Rest assured, no human beings are staying in these vacant units: -
Owner of this landed property opted for good air-flow
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Around Singapore
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Homes with reinforced concrete roofs As reinforced concrete roofs does not add to to gross floor area; it is quite popular with both home and new buildings... In a hot and wet country like ours; this means that it either offers welcome shade or allow one to partially leave the windows ajar without fear of rain water leaking into a home... This redeveloped home is a few months closer to T.O.P. P.S. In the past few years; the main disadvantage of it is hygiene: where birds can perch on it and deficate on the ledges.. bird flu viruses etc..
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The first question one should ask is: “Is this a right or left hand drive country?” This would determine the extent of a poison arrow (if any). If the poison arrow eg. in a right hand drive country via the red arrow is aimed towards an opening? A main door? Or sliding doors? In this example; this service road serves only one unit. At a dead end road. Thus the negative effects of Sha Qi or poison arrow(s) is reduced.
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