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Can you really visualise the beautiful smile from this Amara Singapore, Hotel, Lion?

Amaryllis Ville condo 20 & 22 Newton Road site plan (reference from past audit review)

Amaryllis Ville, Newton Imperial and Newton 18 & 21 Majority of the photos are that or the 99 leasehold Amaryllis Ville..

Coming up..Amber 45 exclusive freehold residence by UOL What to look out for? The Geylang river to the left of this plot as shown below:-

Amber Park Condominium in District 15 | The first Condo to have a 600m Jogging Track on the Rooftop

Amber Residences at Amber Road, 439888, East Coast / Marine Parade (D15) Freehold, T.O.P. 2011 under Period 8 Flying Star Feng Shui Amber Residences Site Map

Freehold Launched in 1st Quarter 2021 enbloc of Amber Glades which was sold for $118.1M.

AD Your Gateway to Tranquil Living - Amber Sea Condo 🌅 Unveiling Amber Sea: Your oasis in the heart of District 15. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Katong, surrounded by shophouses and delectable cuisine. Amber Sea's 132 units, featuring a Penthouse and Ground Floor Duplex, offer an average of 1,000 sqft of luxurious space. 🌳 Enjoy the Amber Sea Advantage: ✅ Sea views and lush landscapes ✅ Proximity to Tanjong Katong MRT ✅ Moments away from East Coast Park ✅ Accessible to CBD and major hubs

Amber Skye @ Tanjong Katong Rd

Amber House Located at Amber Gardens, Amber House is a freehold development that sits within the quaint residential enclave along Amber Road, in the prime vicinity of Singapore's East Coast. Stay close to an array of dining, shopping and recreational amenities. Embrace everyday moments; enjoy the evening breeze at East Coast Park, or take a slow walk along the charming shophouses at Katong. Retreat from busy city life in this development that is designed to reflect the unique personality of the precinct. AD says Freehold amberhouse, the former Amber Glade is launching soon! It has 105 units. Developer shares that it is a totally new concept that we …

HDB Teck Ghee Vista at Ang Mo Kio Street 31 Site Map / Site Plan

The Ad says: The Hottest Condominium in Ang Mo Kio is Launching this July! 600m to Mayflower and Bright Hill MRT (Future Cross Island Line interchange) Connected via CTE, PIE & future North South Corridor Within 1km of Ai Tong Primary and CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' Close to Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park and Lower Peirce Reservoir A matured neighbourhood with a myriad of food, retail and entertainment

Dear Miriam, Yes, one of these alternatives is meant to "neutralise" the beam. Even under current situation (without a neutralsing agent); it is felt that one must be underneath the beam for more than 2hours per day per year to have any effects. Warmest Regards, Cecil

This roof (red arrow-ed terrace home) is being supported by side-wall

1. This is a typical interior layout of similar flats as those shown in the earlier photos. 2. The earlier phaseat Belimbing Avenue in the same estate 3. From the interior layout plans; there are no clues to the curved or semi-arch roof of typical terrace homes located at Oasis@Mulberry. 4. Most of the private apartments / condos use only a 1/4 semi-circular design. Not a 1/2 circle design as shown, here.

Anak Bukit Vue is an upcoming mixed-used development located at the heart of Beauty World. It provides future residents direct access to an Integrated Transport Hub which includes the new Beauty Wold Bus Interchange and Beauty World MRT Station. Rejuvenation of Beautry Worlds Central begins here.

Another Chinese New Year is arriving soon....

Angsana (Pterocarpus indicus) The Angsana is a large Tree native to Southeast-Asia. It has a compact drooping crown with a greyish—brown trunk that is usually fluted. It Can grow up to 40m tall. When in bloom, it produces yellow flowers, with a heady fragrance that lasts one to two days before carpeting the ground; with fallen petals. The fruits are circular flattened pods with papery wings. The Angsana was widely used as a roadside shade tree in the past, including here at Upper Serangoon Road where this old tree stands. This is one of the remaining giant Angsana trees that originally lined this road.

On 11.1.2021

The semi-circular steps radiating outwards is nowadays a rare-sight. Most likely one of the reasons is that these steps are not that friendly especially to the elderly and may in fact be dangerous as they could easily trip on them