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1. Nowadays, majority of the four and five bedroom HDB flats have layout flats have a kitchen opening immediately after entering the unit. 2. Many of the Feng Shui concepts have it's origins based on common sense. And this is one of them. 3. Should I change the entrance of the kitchen from marking in red "A" to "B"? 3.1. Some of the questions you should ask yourself, first:- 3.1.1. Are you "lactose tolerant"? Huh? Sorry, I mean is that are you thick skin enough that whenever your visitors (be it relatives, close friends etc..) come to your house and comment that they had read somewhere that this is inauspicious? Although I did mentioned it has every bit to do with Para 2. above? 3.1.2. If you and your partner has relatively "thick skin" no issue sticking with original entrance at marking "A". 3.1.3. But if you are one of those that has "thin" skin and can easily feel uneasy with so many of such negative comments; then seriously consider positioning the kitchen entrance at marking "B". 3.1.4. Next question: Are you and your partner : the reasonable "neat and tidy" guys or one of those that is the "messy" type. Don't know? Go look at your current study/work desk. If you have piles and piles of items all over your study/work table... then you belong to the "messy" type. 3.1.5. If you and/or your partner are the "messy" type and most probably may have a messy kitchen service yard.. then may consider changing the kitchen entrance to location marked "B". To be continued....
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HDB Waterway Brooks. This HDB development was designed by anarchitect that uses more of theirRIGHT BRAIN.As such better suits the naturalenvironment and the good flow of qi
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We at Sengkang instead of enjoying the North-east wind; are equally affected by the massive built up of our NE neighbour at Punggol.
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Hey future residents of HDB Waterway Brooks, Woodcress and all you guys going to live closer to the North-east coast! Do you know that once upon a time, we (staying close to the noisy TPE) = see attachment; no longer enjoy the cool breeze coming from the NE. And we also have to turn on our air-con more often. We know you are not to be blamed... but someone who had the idea of the 6.9M thing should be?
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HDB Waterway Brooks Premium flats Please see attachment. Based on Shapes and Forms and to some laypersons pretty much common sense; These stacks have an overall commanding view of Mywaterway @ Punggol:- Blk 679C Stacks 858 & 860Blk 678C Stacks 836 838 & 840Blk 677D Stacks 748 750 752Blk 676D Stack 738 What is best is that all the above blocks have a gentle curve that "flows" with the "convex" like shape of the outline of the waterway - at where these blocks are sited. If you don't mind(slight) afternoon sun with the sun soaking into the master bedroom wall (unseen) then these blocks and stacks are acceptable:- Blk 678C 834Blk 677D 746Blk 676D 736
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This boutique freehold development located in district 15 has interior layouts that are well-thought out. Even if it is a 1 bedder, 2 bedder or 3 bedders; the architect has managed to fully maximize the floor area. If one can see, in this 2 bedder illustration; the entire unit is a rectangular shape with a minor extension at the main entrance area. The rest of this small development's other layouts also share a well thought out design. By the way, the small size of the unit is made-up by huge
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Even in a small development like St George's Towers; a proper Can or Cannot Buy evaluation of a specific bedroom type can take 6 or more hours to prepare, analyse, evaluate and provide recommendations. If you have the time; you can see that lots of factors are taken into consideration in preparing the attachment. As sale of HDB flats and/or BTOs are on a ballot system; this "one-piece" format is useful to have a global understanding of all stacks and even concerns (if any) of low floors looking towards e.g. car-park entrance, poor views, road noise etc.. etc... Note: Additional detailed analysis under Annex A is not shown, here.
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Every so often, each of us meet a fork in the road even in area of Geomancy and Feng Shui. For a geomancer more often then not; in the beginning, they may think only of applying what they have learnt. And from past examples, we see many lots of geomancers either having approached by businessmen or on their own; see the "jewel" of making tons of easy money from highly marked-up products in the name of Feng Shui... Traditional Feng Shui is suppose to be scientific. But many end up preferring to sell modern commercial products or easy money for them and their accomplice. The best clue? Before you take up their service: check their website for such "clues" There are three types of luck based on the Chinese Holy Trinity of Luck:- 1. Heaven Luck or Born with via our ba zi 2. Earth Luck that is from our home + work place 3. Human or Man Luck which in real life is based on relationships and family bonding. But many geomancers instead try very hard instead to sell modern commercial products as a pathetic replacement for this. When the buying Stops!, the Selling can!
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As per my last msg; the centrepoint that you had drawn is pretty close to what I had drawn. And the arrow from bedroom 2 seems to be the correct direction of the facing direction. For the rest, you have to work it out yourself.
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You wrote: "1) As my front door open to the services stack (starhub. Singtel, SP services etc ), I am taking direction on my balcony side ( same facing as the windows for my otherROOMS). As my main door is mostly closed and my balcony is open for ventilation for chi flow, am I correct to use this facing? Please note this direction is facing the pool and opposite block of my condo." Based on your description; " it is common to use the facing direction standing inside the balcony looking outwards." You can upload the layout so that I can help to determine the centrepoint. But you have to DIY on your own.
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Frankly, in my opinion, I widely consider what you mentioned under a broad term: "Occupational Hazard". For example, drawing a parallel to you. Even we geomancers also may fall into "Occupational Hazards" once in a while. Here, we would bring along our luopan. And once in a while; during our visits; meet a home that is "dirty" or "unclean" (belonging to those of the other kind). From the safety aspect; just take extra care to minimize personal exposures to risks. Otherwise: it is an occupational hazard".
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1. Feng Shui Triage ? 2. Let me put it this way: http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Image:ONLY-GOD-KNOWS.PNG
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CNY TRIVIA Got any recommendations to start the first working day of Chinese New Year (CNY)? 1. First day is always on even lunar days: eg. 2, 6, 8 or 10 day of 1st lunar month. (4th maybe skipped as many Cantonese don't like this number.) 2. Burials are always on the odd days: 3, 5, 7, 9 etc...
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If it is confirmed on no-man's land. Then this "bird" is dead meat. As either way (direction); this bird either meets the devil or the deep blue sea full of sharks.
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These are some considerations: 1. Enclosed, please find TWO (2) attachments. 2. Please note that the purpose of attachment file: centrepoint a.png is for me to see where the centrepoint or centre of gravity lands onto this alternative analysis. 2.1. Here, I am pretty happy with the "centre-of-gravity" reflected under both attachments. As if one looks closely, the centre of gravity or centrepoint in both illustrations are extremely close to each other. Thus I know "that it is on the right track". 3. Please use the attachment file: centrepoint b.png as this is the more common or conventional method of saying where the missing corner/area(s) are and also where are the protusions. 4. As one can see, contrary to what you had mentioned; indeed; there is a "large protusion" as highlighted in "yellow". And lesser concern for = MINOR missing corners/areas. 5. This is another example of why many of us always think automatically; of missing areas and miss out the "birds and the bees" of protrusions.
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You can post the layout for me to help determine this. be protrusions.On 2/6/2015 6:24:02 PM, Anonymous wrote: Hi,My house has missing SW and NW corner. Any remedies? Deeply appreciate your reply. How do we tell if it is a missing corner or protrusion?
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