Cecil Lee

The Morris Residences @ Paya Lebar Cres and Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. This 10 strata terrace houses sits on a elongated pyramid. With a overly huge base. Please see illustration. Are you able to see an outline of a knife similar to a parang? The architect has tried to make the homes as rectangular as possible with the exception of two houses: no. 63 and 63J. The overall outline of the perimeter of this development under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui is inauspicious for these three homes: No. 49 and 51 Tai Keng Gardens. And the side of no. 65 Paya Lebar Cres. Fortunately, for no. 49 and 51. A high wall or buffer such as tall trees are sufficient to shield the REAR of these homes from the "threat" of the parang. As for no. 65 Paya Lebar Cres, it will be a challenge to "protect" such a large area.

For those into D.I.Y. Feng Shui then some additional considerations.. these are some of them:- 4. The Customer Engineer Concept If you D.I.Y. make sure you read this!

Common sense approach be it D.I.Y. or otherwise.... These are the 12 Habits of Feng Shui

As much as I would like to; Hope you understand that I still have a backlog of overall reviews of new developments. And have looked at them piecemeal or when I can do so due to my busy schedules; site-visits. However, this is not the same for stacks. And most of the time; I did not "approve" them. And really; there are lots more stacks; in each developments. For example; just a few days ago only managed to review two: The Crest and The Bentley Residences. And there are at least 43 or more New condos, alone.

Just T.O.P.

The Bentley Residences @ Kovan and Flying Star Feng Shui In general:- Yellow = NW2 facing stacks/units Green = SE2 facing stacks/units

The Bentley Residences @ Kovan and Flying Star Feng Shui The sales brochure's North compass direction matches that of the street-directory's map. Thus, this development's stacks either face Flying Stars Period 8: NW2 or SE2 direction with one hundred percent certainty even if the blocks are a few degrees off their angles (if any). NW2 Has the auspicious water wealth #8 at it's frontage. Good if the balcony/living room faces a pool of water. If not can consider placing a water feature at the balcony to activate it. Other than this, the rest of the sectors on this home has imbalances. If the master bedroom or a bedroom is located at West sector of the home: be careful of frequent sickness SE 2 facing has the water wealth star at it's frontage. Thus, it would be good if the unit faces a pool of water. Or enhanced with a water feature at the balcony area of the living room. The rest of the stars in other sectors are inauspicious. And may need to be disarmed Good, if the rear of the house has a "mountain" support.

Apologies for the side-track.. Caricature: "Are there crocodiles in the pond?" Yes / No? "

We or rather some of us are "blessed". We can open our windows and balcony all year round without fear of splashing rain-fall: light or heavy downfall. "We love this roof-lines"

1. Please see attachment: Block 101 Level 6 2. Stacks #06-01 and #06-04 has less than ideal Shapes and Forms at the main door entrance leading towards the dining area although the living room beside this is acceptable. 3. What a tiny kitchen with no service yard. This implies that the washing machine and/or optional dryer may be located. If so, be careful when when washing machine /dryer are turned on or when pouring detergent into the washing machine. 3.1. Be careful of the detergent residue (if any) when using heat as the steam from the heat may just land onto plates/ dishes / food and-or drink.

1. Please refer to attachment. 2. For stacks #01-27 and #01-30; where possible, in the maid's bedroom her bed should not share the same wall as the WC on the opposite wall. 3. For stacks #01-27 and #01-30; Arrow and markings in purple A to B and vice versa shows a less than ideal Shapes and Forms situation especially if the windows are opened. This symbolises wealth leak or hard to save money. 4. For stack #01-29; avoid placing the stove at marking in red "X". As the stove table-top shares the same wall as the WC / Shower on the other side...

This reminds me of the 2011 release of the sales brochure of Foresque Residences. And how, the architect conceptualises the whole project....

The Crest Jointly developed by WingTai Land & Metro Australia and Shapes and Forms Feng Shui It is always good to one in a while hear how the architect in this case a Japanese architect designed the whole concept of the design of each block and how these relate to each other.... P.S. This is not Feng Shui. But it is a pity that this is only a 99 leasehold development. Or a blessing in disguise? As after 70 years or more (being pretty old by then); less likely to be pulled-down for redevelopment..

Non-UV Umbrella specifically for Sunny Days... who says cannot use for rainy days.

The marriage of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) & Sports Science = Total Wellness Management

More photos. This exhibit went to another mall. Photos taken this morning. Some of the photos are similar while others are new

City Gate at Beach Road and Flying Star Feng Shui of stacks #01, #02, #03, #04, #05 & #06 at the smaller block. For this block, the flying stars are more or less certain as either facing NW2 or SE2 directions. NW2 with stacks #01 and #02 has the auspicious water wealth #8 at it's frontage. Good if the balcony/living room faces a pool of water. If not can consider placing a water feature at the balcony to activate it. Other than this, the rest of the sectors on this home has inbalances. If the master bedroom or a bedroom is located at West sector of the home: be careful of frequent sickness SE 2 with stacks 03, #04, #05 & #06 has the water wealth star at it's frontage. Although there is no direct water at it's frontage. This side of the block faces "virtual water" or clear space. Virtual water simply means that a bird can fly freely at the frontage. These stacks have the benefit of avoiding totally the dreaded afternoon sun. It enjoys indirect morning sun. The rest of the stars in other sectors are inauspicious. And may need to be disarmed Good, if the rear of the house has a "mountain" support.

City Gate at Beach Road Integrated Development: a mix of Residential, Commercial and Shopping. Formerly the enbloc of Keypoint estate. The two residential blocks have the 1950's art deco rounded overall outer shell design. Based on the site plan: stacks #12, #13 and #14 seems to be facing Flying Stars NE2 direction @52 degrees. However, this is considered a borderline case. Thus hopefully, when the development T.O.P.s it should either be NE2 or NE3. But very bad luck if it is between neither of these two directions. By the way NE2 and NE3 facing directions have the same Flying Star chart. Thus not an issue, here. Stacks #07, #08, #09, #10 and #11 correspondingly also for now seems to belong to SW2 facing. It could later on be SW3. Or as mentioned above.. worse if it is neither of the two.

Can or Cannot Buy Trilive (formerly Yimei Green) and Principal Garden & Eight House Concept personalised to a main breadwinner In this illustration; a total of 4 stacks: Three from Trilive : stacks #12, #13 and #16 are compared to Principal Garden's stack #25 using the Eight House Concept to rank by percentage the better stacks/units. Resources on Can or Cannot buy: http://geomancy.sg

As NUS High School of Maths and Science are next to one side of The Clementi Canopy fence; from my on-site observations; there are sufficient rows of mature trees to buffer most of the school's buildings. Fortunately, the roof-lines of NUS High are flat thus do not pose any threat to any potential unit(s) at any level (if any) should they be facing the school blocks.

The Clementi Canopy by UOL at Clementi Avenue 1 Next door neighbour to NUS high school. Common sense says that the units along / facing the Ayer Raja Expressway will nosy. And avoid having a unit (if any) facing expressway pedestrian crossing bridge that connects Clementi Ave 1 side to Jubilee Road. More about this development when I have more details of the actual site-plan and layouts

Please see attachment. Assuming the study table will go into the master bedroom? Based on Shapes and Forms and also common sense: The best location for the study table could be: Marking B or if the bed shifted closer to the toilet door area then marking D is another possible location. Marking C is a good choice. But most likely if one is using a queen sized bed and looking at the attached layout plan, not practical or may not fit / or tight fit due to the size of the bedroom. Alternative is marking A. But I doubt if your table can go into this area without protruding towards the toilet door.

1. Do you know whether you are an east or west group. 2. Under this concept; try to see if one can study facing one's favourable directions. 3. Frankly, since above are unknown; go with your feel: a location that is not distracting to you; most of all feel comfortable to sit down. Here, you can always in the future shift table positions (if necessarily)

Under this thread, there are two photos of bamboo trees and also my concern of potential mosquito breeding.. if these trees are not properly maintained