Former en-bloc HUDC Tampines Court @ Tampines Street 11. Today, it is known as Treasure at Tampines.

[Cecil Lee]

Tampines Court located at Tampines Street 11 was built by the former HUDC - a government initiative to build apartments for the middle income.

Today, it is the equivalent of the Executive-Condos like the recently launched The Quartz kinda of type ofhousing.

Whileit's sister ex-HUDC estate Waterfront View was sold for$240 psf and now building 4 condominiums on it. While this development was a first time failed attempt at en bloc sale during 2006 to 2008.

The pictures show that all it's 14blocks are typically "earth shaped".

Earth shapedbuildings are characterised bytypically "squarish or rectangular" with flat roofs.

When buying suchan apartment near it; best to scan the environment to avoid buying such homes or apartments if there are buildings associated with the wood element. Wood element homes are tall and thin, much like a tree trunk.

Streetdirectory link to the overall map of the site:-

http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_8806/travel_site_83751/

Wood or theroots oftrees gets it's nurishment from the"earth".Thusif there are"wood" (tall and thin) not made of wood; then I would prefer to stay in a "wood" apartment vsan earth building.

[Cecil Lee]

Earth shaped blocks are characterised by flat roofs and squarish / rectangular type of blocks.

This is a picture of two blocks of government housing flats known as HDB @ Upper Aljunied, Singapore.

[Cecil Lee]

1. This image depicts the clubhouse.

2. Upon closer inspection, the roof of the clubhouse resembles a knife directed towards the bedroom of the ground floor unit.

3. The remedy is similar to the example; where the owner employs a day curtain to shield the interior of the apartment from this "poison arrow."

4. Even a rectangular roof (such as that of this clubhouse) located near a stack can generate a poison arrow directed at the apartment.

 

[Cecil Lee]

Tampines Court located on Tampines Street 11 is undergoing en bloc redevelopment.

The final days of Tampines Court are upon us. The en bloc process has been successfully initiated...

In a few months, this development will reach its conclusion...

Adjacent to it is a one-room apartment block for the elderly, which has a thirty-year lease.

[Cecil Lee]

En-Bloc of HUDC Tampines Court.
Currently known as Treasure at Tampines.