Hi Master Cecil,
If the apartment I am looking at sits on a hill, do I have to take that into consideration when looking at the house number? As in would the floor number still be say #10 or do I add another eg. 10 floors? If I do have to add the height of the hill, how do I determine how many floors to add?
Thanks.

These are some considerations:
1. Common sense
1.1. In real life, if we find something "a miss"; what do you do? Walk away from it.
1.2. The same thing, here.
2. This House number THING or Vertical flying star .... is meant for mostly flat ground and on an island like Singapore, mostly gradient land where the land compared to others although is undulating can still be valid.
3. It is again based on common sense or rather cow sense not for unsually high ground like e.g. Bukit Timah Hill or on top of Mount Faber.

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On 9/16/2012 10:03:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,If the
apartment I am looking at sits
on a hill, do I have to take
that into consideration when
looking at the house number?
As in would the floor
number still be say #10 or do
I add another eg. 10 floors?
If I do have to add the
height of the hill, how do I
determine how many floors to
add?Thanks.