Cecil Lee

Another consideration I often tell my client is: although I highlighted that a sector should not have BRIGHT YELLOW. But go ahead if there are three primary colours in the bedroom. In real life situations: it is not just black or white or green or yellow etc.. Go buy a colourful cartoon bed-sheet. It may have yellow, green and red or black. If one has all three primary colours.. then no need to avoid say e.g YELLOW at NW sector in my sample illustration. "Yawn"

In my opinion, I look at exceptions. Not purple, pink and pulling out the hair or finding that someone else classifies it under something else.. As mentioned, above, I look at "exceptions" or rather the APEX of colours. Primary colours. And in Feng Shui: I consider it as BRIGHT RED, BRIGHT GREEN, BRIGHT BLUE and BRIGHT YELLOW. Of course one can argue that Yellow can be mixed by using green or blue. But, there are also some who consider it the 4th primary colour. Again, please don't go and ask me why this person consider purple as wood.. he is right. Because.. there are purple tapioca roots which is a plant and tasty.. Maybe that person is infactuated by it.. Can also say.. nowadays ASH wood although grey.. to some is wood. As mentioned, my priority is first and foremost the APEX colors. The rest of the others can be considered as PASTEL colours...

These are some considerations: 1. As you correctly pointed out: there will never be a end as to who is considered right or half-right or wronge. 2. For example grey: 2.1. If it is sprayed e.g. metallic paint on metal e.g. a car or a fridge.. it does really look like metal. Especially if it is shiny. 2.2. But if this same colour matt grey painted onto a wall. It really looks grey. And some may consider as water element. As water can be Blue, black or grey. 3. "The Principle of Exception" 3.1. You wrote : "I found other authors that include pink and purple as fire, some include purple as wood, others pink as earth etc. " 3.2 Yes, it is no point asking for example my opinon as to what I feel these colours or grey colour belongs to. 3.3 These are generally "peanut" colours. 3.4 Instead, one should look at the "Highest Order of colours". 3.5 In many old TV sets of the 1970s e.g. Sony Trinitron.. there is always a three colours : BLUE, GREEN and RED. Nowadays.. many also include YELLOW. Although Green and blue can be mixed to obtain YELLOW. 4. In my opinon, I will zoom into PRIMARY COLOURS. As they are suppose to be most influential. 4.1. Look at the sample illustration. For a sector that has especially #5 or a combination of #5 with #2 or #9 = I would zoom into YELLOW as an example to avoid. 5. For #3. avoid GREEN. While brown is very common natural colour. 6. In fact, I have (for me) I would consider Metal as (White or LIGHT PASTEL colours). And this is found in the illustration. 7. Again above is JUST my opinion. To the best of my knowledge, I am figuring it out based on as much common sense as possible. Nevermind if people don't agree with it. Go eat, sleep, repeat the vicious cycle of classifying until the cows come home or rather.. drop dead.... In addition, both Husband and wife's binding element is wood. Thus, the master bedroom can include wood element.

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Around 80% completed...

Expected to T.O.P. around April 2018.

T.O.P. is expected to be just after CNY 2018.

T.O.P. is expected to be around CNY 2018.

Expected to T.O.P. around CNY 2018.

HDB Sun Natura One has to balance the planning of the HDB blocks and then try to figure out where to place the precinct pavilion. And many instances planners either plan the HDB blocks/stacks/units around the Precinct Pavilion or more discretely at a corner of the development. I find that HDB Sun Natura is a sterling example of the placement of this develoments precinct pavilion. Take a look at what I mean by it. The two precinct pavilions (in red) are at both corners of the estate and diagonally to each other. As compared to my earlier comments on HDB Fern Grove at Yishun, this placement takes into consideration the sensitives of residents. Thus even if there is a wake/funeral on a joyous occasion like Chinese New Year.. it will certainly not dampen the festive moods of those who are in full view of the pavilion. The two precinct pavilions are diagonally opposite each other and tucked at both end-corners of the estate:- This arrangement get's the THUMBS UP! Flying Star Feng Shui of majority of 4 Bedroom types:-

Next door... Yishun Park

Just T.O.P. Several blocks still not ready. The inner walls are the "dreaded" dry walls...

HDB West Valley at Bukit Batok In this development, the planners of the estate have not achieved perfection, but they have at least given considerable thought to the positioning of the two Precinct Pavilions. Recent photo of HDB West Valley: Flying Stars of specific 4 Bedrooms = blocks:

Expected T.O.P. is around CNY 2018

T.O.P. is expected to be around CNY 2018.

T.O.P. expected to be at end of 2017.

T.O.P. expected to be at end of this year (2017).

T.O.P. is expected to be end of this year (2017)

Looks like T.O.P. is expected to be sometime just after CNY 2018

Fern Grove Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans fern-grove-@-yishun (1).pdf HDB Fern Grove @ Yishun I always zoom into a development's Precinct Pavilion to see where it is placed. Personally, I find that if the Precinct Pavilion(s) are placed at a discrete corner of the development; In my opinion, this suggests that the planners of that development is sensitive and often does a better overall layout planning of an estate than one who place it in a central location: such as this development: HDB Fern Grove at Yishun This development has two Precinct pavilion to cater for 1,294 units. Anything over 1,000 units is a large estate. By placing one of the precinct pavilion may mean that on a festive occasion.. a happy one.. but those staying at lower floors can distinctly notice the colour of tents .. on that day.. Yellow.. buddist funeral.. white.. Christian or Catholic. Of course everyone has to die.. but having say a CNY celebration and looking out of the living room windows.. a funeral / chantings ... on the other side..

HDB Matlida Edge expect to be completed by end of this year.

T.O.P. is near...

Look at this illustration. I have super-imposed a protractor. And the Tip or Top is 0 degrees. And the bottom is 180 degrees. In addition, given that this is map uses gov.data.sg map; it should be highly accurate.

All streetdirectory maps have the TOP at 0 degrees and bottom 180 degrees. Using the resources in my book, one should be able to understand this. And use any streetmap be it paper or electronic and with tools like a protractor to plot the facing direction of any homes...

HDB Park grove at Yishun, just T.O.P. Oops! Not total...