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HDB Sembawang Voyage - Standard BTO @ Sembawang North sembawang_voyage.pdf +++ Estimated T.O.P. on 1st June 2030 Sembawang Voyage - Standard (Feb 2026 Build-To-Order) Sembawang Sembawang Voyage is located in Sembawang North, Sembawang’s newest housing area, and is bounded by Sembawang Drive, Admiralty Street, and Admiralty Lane. The project comprises 4 residential blocks, ranging from 26 to 29 storeys, and will offer a total of 1,173 units of 2-room Flexi, 4-room, and 5-room flats. 1 of these blocks include another 56 rental units. Sembawang Voyage will be offered as Standard flats under the new flat classification framework. Named to reflect Sembawang's shipyard heritage, the project will be adorned with colonial and nautical design elements that pay homage to the area's rich maritime history. Sembawang Voyage will feature a 7-storey Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) with a rooftop garden that includes dedicated spaces for community gardening. Residents of all ages can enjoy a range of outdoor amenities within the project, including fitness stations for adults and the elderly, a hardcourt, and children's playgrounds. A preschool will be located on the ground level of the MSCP, providing added convenience for young families. Residents will also benefit from a new neighbourhood centre adjacent to the project, which will offer shopping and dining options, community facilities, and a linear park with playgrounds and fitness stations.

HDB Sembawang Deck - Standard BTO @ Sembawang North sembawang_deck.pdf Estimated T.O.P. is 1st September 2029 Sembawang Deck - Standard (Feb 2026 Build-To-Order) Sembawang Sembawang Deck is located in Sembawang North, Sembawang’s newest housing area, and is bounded by Admiralty Street and Admiralty Lane. The project comprises 4 residential blocks ranging from 20 to 25 storeys, and will offer a total of 777 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-room, 4-room and 5-room flats. These flats will be offered as Standard flats under the new flat classification framework, and will have shorter waiting times of less than 3 years. Named after a ship's deck, Sembawang Deck pays homage to Sembawang's shipyard heritage. Just like how a ship's deck is the hub of community life, Sembawang Deck is designed to foster connectivity and shared spaces. The project features a Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) with a rooftop garden, including spaces for community gardening. Residents can enjoy a variety of outdoor amenities within the project, such as playgrounds and fitness stations for adults and the elderly. Sembawang Deck is integrated with the adjacent linear park, providing easy access to additional green spaces for relaxation and exercise. Sembawang Deck will also offer a range of facilities at the MSCP, including an eating house, minimart, shops, and a preschool. In addition to these daily conveniences, residents will benefit from the new neighbourhood centre nearby, which will offer more amenities and services.

HDB Redhill Peaks - Prime Location @ Redhill Close Estimated T.O.P. Date = 1st June 2031 Redhill Peaks - Prime (Feb 2026 Build-To-Order) Bukit Merah Redhill Peaks is located along Redhill Close, near Redhill MRT station and amenities such as Bukit Merah Town Centre and Redhill Market and Food Centre. The project comprises 3 residential blocks of 49 storeys, with a total of 1,052 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-room, and 4-room flats offered as Prime flats under the new flat classification framework. These new blocks will form a cohesive precinct with Blocks 144A, 144B, and 145A, under the same precinct name. The project features a range of facilities, including a preschool, a residents’ network centre, fitness stations for adults and elderly, and children’s playgrounds. The roof garden atop the Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) and sky terraces at Blocks 146A, 147A, 148A, provide residents with spaces to connect, unwind, and enjoy scenic views of the surrounding cityscape. Residents will also have access to additional amenities at the adjacent Blocks 144A, 144B, and 145.

HDB Kim Keat Crest - Plus kim_keat_crest.pdf Estimated T.O.P. Date 1st December 2029 Kim Keat Crest - Plus (Feb 2026 Build-To-Order) Toa Payoh Bounded by Kim Keat Avenue and Toa Payoh East, Kim Keat Crest comprises 5 residential blocks, including 1 block dedicated to rental flats. The remaining 4 blocks, ranging from 26 to 30 storeys, will offer 1,151 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-room, and 4-room flats as Plus flats under the new flat classification framework. 1 of these blocks will also include 42 units of rental flats. Inspired by the crest of a wave, the project's name reflects its location near Kallang River and its riverine landscape design concept. This design will feature pathways that mimic the river's meandering flow, connecting residents to green spaces and landscaped courtyards. The building facades will echo this fluid theme with interlacing lines and textured panels that create a rhythmic visual pattern across the project. Kim Keat Crest will offer outdoor amenities for residents of all ages, such as children's playgrounds, fitness corners, and a hardcourt. A 3-storey preschool will also provide added convenience for young families. The Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP) has a roof garden, providing an additional green space for relaxation. Commercial facilities including a minimart, an eating house, and shops will also be available to serve the daily needs of the community.

Assorted gates and walled fencing

Airy fencing of a typical 1970’s home

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This is new to me Based on the image, here is a description of the sticker: Design Elements: * The sticker is circular and transparent, adhered to a light-colored, marble-like surface. * The central design is printed in black. * The outermost part of the design is a circular band featuring a classic Greek key (meander) pattern. * Inside the Greek key border is a complex pattern of concentric circles. These circles are not fully closed rings; they are broken and interconnected by lines crossing through them, resembling a labyrinth or a stylized printed circuit board trace. Text Elements: * Text is arranged in a circle around the outside of the central black design, reading clockwise: * "KOOLMEX™" (with a trademark symbol) * "AETHIFYER" * "ODOUR REMOVER & TEMPERATURE REDUCTION" Purpose: Based solely on the text provided on the sticker itself, its stated purpose is to function as an "ODOUR REMOVER & TEMPERATURE REDUCTION" device. The terms "KOOLMEX™" and "AETHIFYER" appear to be brand or product names. The visual design, which incorporates elements often seen in "sacred geometry" or pseudo-scientific energy devices (like Lakhovsky coils or Orgone accumulators), suggests it is marketed as an alternative or esoteric product intended to affect its environment, though the mechanism by which a sticker would achieve odor removal or temperature reduction is not explained by the image itself.

Flying Star Feng Shui

Li Chun (立春) is the “Beginning of Spring” in the traditional East Asian calendar. It’s one of the 24 solar terms used in Chinese (and related) calendars to track the seasons based on the Sun’s position, not the lunar months. Key points: - What it is: Li Chun - It marks the **start of spring** in the traditional agricultural calendar. - Astronomically, it’s when the Sun reaches **315° ecliptic longitude**, usually **February 3–5** each year. - Cultural significance: - Traditionally seen as the time when **Yang energy begins to rise** and nature “wakes up” from winter. - Farmers used it to plan plowing, sowing, and other spring activities. - In folk customs, people may: - “**Bite spring**” (咬春) – eat spring rolls or fresh vegetables. - **Stand eggs** on their ends for luck. - In some places (especially among Chinese communities in Singapore/Malaysia), people do **Li Chun bank deposits** to symbolize “growing” wealth for the year. - Li Chun and the zodiac year: - In **astrology/Four Pillars (Ba Zi)**, some practitioners treat **Li Chun as the real start of the new zodiac year**, not Lunar New Year. - The year’s **Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch** (e.g., Fire Horse, etc.) sometimes “start” from Li Chun in this system. - For 2026: - In 2026, Li Chun falls on 4 February 2026** (in most East Asian time zones, including China). - That date is therefore considered the **start of the spring season** in the traditional solar calendar, and in some metaphysical systems, the **start of the 2026 zodiac year**. +++ POSB/DBS Kovan Heartland Branch On 4th February 2026, at 6am people were already seated (lined up) to queue to get into the bank +++ On the evening of 6th February 2026

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Pre-CNY 2026 - Lorong Ah Soo

Bus Stop at Outram Park in the 1980’s. it has a sundry kiosk attached to the bus shelter. Where there is opportunity to sell some sundry items to those who are waiting for bus to arrive.

Key Success factor of an office layout

Pre-CNY 2026 - Clementi

Typical high mounted altar found at coffeeshops

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Considering a South-facing (S2) unit? Watch out for kitchens located in the northwest sector. Case Study: If you don't want the male breadwinner’s career to be impacted, make sure south-facing units do not have their kitchens, especially the stove, in the northwest sector. Sample illustration of a typical HDB unit facing south or southeast 1. Based on a quick review of just one stack or unit, for example, it’s clear that both the kitchen and the stove inevitably end up in the inauspicious Fire at Heaven’s Gate—the northwest sector. A quick sample shows that stacks 110 and 122 have kitchens located in the northwest sector. Many other southeast-facing units are also affected.

Related: Feng Shui Guidelines for the Kitchen

Related: Feng Shui Guidelines for the Kitchen

Stall had closed a few years back.

• Planning and Preparation: Knowing the dates in advance allows people to plan their celebrations, vacations, or work schedules accordingly. It also helps organizations and businesses prepare for possible staffing needs or logistical challenges. • Cultural Significance: Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Chinese New Year are both important cultural and religious events in Singapore. Recognizing their overlap can encourage greater understanding, respect, and appreciation among different communities. 2029 13 February (Tuesday) - Chinese New Year Day 1 14 February (Wednesday) - Chinese New Year Day 2 15 February (Thursday) - Hari Raya Day 1 16 February (Friday) - Hari Raya Day 2 2030 3 February (Sunday) - Chinese New Year Day 1 4 February (Monday) - Chinese New Year Day 2 5 February (Tuesday) - Hari Raya Day 1 6 February (Wednesday) - Hari Raya Day 2 2031 23 January (Thursday) - Chinese New Year Day 1 24 January (Friday) - Chinese New Year Day 2 25 January (Saturday) - Hari Raya Day 1 26 January (Sunday) - Hari Raya Day 2 • Community Events: The overlap may create unique opportunities for interfaith and intercultural activities, helping to promote social cohesion and strengthen community bonds. • Logistical Considerations: Public transport, road closures, and other infrastructure may require special planning to manage the large number of people celebrating both festivals at the same time.