Improved Grille Gate. Allows for residents to add a door camera cum doorbell. 

Sample of a typical Digital Door Viewer

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Hmm.. What is this?

Void Deck of Block 651C

Something New! Fire Stop Barrier System @ Yio Chu Kang Beacon

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It is pleasing to note that this advancement utilizes the dependable Mitsubishi Electric Lifts.

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Additional images of the surrounding area.

 

Chu Sheng Temple (Yellow roofing)

Swee Kow Kuan Temple (Predominantly Green Roofing]

Related: Non-Religious Chinese Customs For New Re-Sale Home

Here are the main points from this page on HDB Yio Chu Kang Beacon BTO (launched November 2019) and Feng Shui concerns about facing a school:

📌 Development Overview

• Located along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 9, comprising 3 residential blocks (11–18 storeys).

• Offers 454 units: 2-room Flexi, 3-room, and 4-room flats.

• Includes childcare centre, playgrounds, courtyard learning spaces, roof gardens, and communal areas.

• Surrounded by schools: Presbyterian High School and Anderson Primary School.

🏫 Feng Shui & School Proximity

• Potential Sha Qi (poison arrows): Roof-lines of schools pointing at unit windows may create negative energy.

• Recommended to choose 6th storey or higher to avoid direct alignment with school roofs or walls.

• Noise concerns: Expect “white noise” during school hours (assembly, recess).

• Stigma factor: Some consider schools “Yin” after hours, which may affect resale perception.

• Positive view: Prestigious schools nearby can be seen as a blessing.

🚧 Other Environmental Considerations

• Hospital nearby (Ang Mo Kio Thye Kwan): Only one stack (#320) faces it; not a major issue.

• Temples nearby: Shielded by other buildings; not considered problematic.

• Rubbish bins/chutes: Avoid stacks #316, #381, and lower floors of #312–#318.

• Traffic Sha Qi: Low floors of Block 651A stack #302 may face vehicle turning Sha Qi.

• Precinct Pavilion: Strategically placed away from most units; only low floors of #358 may hear activities.

• Slope of land: Gentle gradient, not a major Feng Shui concern.

🌿 Practical Notes

• Traffic congestion expected during school hours and peak times.

• Market and amenities nearby (Ang Mo Kio 628 Market).

• Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) and other infrastructure are not considered harmful.

✨ Key Takeaway

The main Feng Shui concerns are school roof-lines (Sha Qi), noise, and stigma of Yin energy, but these can be mitigated by choosing higher floors. Other environmental factors (hospital, temples, rubbish chutes, pavilion, slope) are minor or manageable.