Most importantly, when eyeing a potential new development;
We should take a step-back and check for any Major issues especially under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui:-
1. Where is the afternoon sun?
2. In this example: D'Nest condo. Although it is good to have the various blocks+stacks in a wavy formation.
2.1 But do take note that often too many "wavy-forms" may result in the "porcupine effect".
2.2 Please see attachment: Dnest1.gif
2.3 I have marked "suspected" poison arrow(s) of neighbouring unit corners that MAY be aimed to wards another stack and vice-versa.
3. Do keep in mind, if the next time, you do like a development shaped in this manner: tightly packed wavy-concentric forms. What could be worse is a corner of another unit pointed towards one's living room / balcony area!

D'nest Block 133 Stack #20 is a "borderline" case.
Hopefully it is still purely a SW2 facing direction. Else, if it is exactly at the border between SW2 and SW3; this is very inauspicious.

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On 2/25/2013 7:27:39 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Most importantly, when eyeing
a potential new development;
We should take a step-back and
check for any Major issues
especially under Shapes and
Forms Feng Shui:-1. Where is
the afternoon sun?2. In this
example: D'Nest condo.
Although it is good to have
the various blocks+stacks in a
wavy formation.2.1 But do take
note that often too many
"wavy-forms" may result in the
"porcupine effect".2.2 Please
see attachment: Dnest1.gif2.3
I have marked "suspected"
poison arrow(s) of
neighbouring unit corners that
MAY be aimed to wards another
stack and vice-versa. 3. Do
keep in mind, if the next
time, you do like a
development shaped in this
manner: tightly packed
wavy-concentric forms. What
could be worse is a corner of
another unit pointed towards
one's living room / balcony
area!

Please take note that for this development, especially if one is considering a South facing e.g. Flying Star South 2 (S2) facing; some stacks in this development has it's kitchen at the inauspicious "Fire at Heaven's gate sector" i.e. NW. (And in some instances, major missing corners - if any).
Specific examples will be released at a much later date so as not to disadvantage clients that are eyeing this development.

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On 3/14/2013 9:55:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
D'nest Block 133 Stack #20 is a
"borderline" case.Hopefully it is still
purely a SW2 facing direction. Else, if
it is exactly at the border between SW2
and SW3; this is very inauspicious.On
2/25/2013 7:27:39 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Most importantly, when eyeing
a
potential new development;
We should
take a step-back and
check for any
Major issues
especially under Shapes
and
Forms Feng Shui:-1. Where is
the afternoon sun?2. In this
example: D'Nest condo.
Although
it is good to have
the various
blocks+stacks in a
wavy
formation.2.1 But do take
note that
often too many
"wavy-forms" may
result in the
"porcupine effect".2.2
Please
see attachment: Dnest1.gif2.3
I have marked "suspected"
poison
arrow(s) of
neighbouring unit
corners that
MAY be aimed to wards
another
stack and vice-versa. 3. Do
keep in mind, if the next
time,
you do like a
development shaped in
this
manner: tightly packed
wavy-concentric forms. What
could be worse is a corner of
another unit pointed towards
one's living room / balcony
area!

Completed. (Over - purchase / successful / completed)
A past exercise of ranking specific 4 bedroom unit(s).

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On 3/15/2013 12:32:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Please take note that for this
development, especially if one is
considering a South facing e.g. Flying
Star South 2 (S2) facing; some stacks in
this development has it's kitchen at the
inauspicious "Fire at Heaven's gate
sector" i.e. NW. (And in some instances,
major missing corners - if any).Specific
examples will be released at a much
later date so as not to disadvantage
clients that are eyeing this
development.On 3/14/2013 9:55:25 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
D'nest Block 133
Stack #20 is a
"borderline"
case.Hopefully it is still
purely a
SW2 facing direction. Else, if
it is
exactly at the border between SW2
and SW3; this is very
inauspicious.On
2/25/2013 7:27:39
AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Most
importantly, when eyeing
a
potential new development;
We
should
take a step-back and
check for any
Major issues
especially under Shapes
and
Forms Feng Shui:-1. Where is
the afternoon sun?2. In this
example: D'Nest condo.
Although
it is good to have
the various
blocks+stacks in a
wavy
formation.2.1 But do take
note that
often too many
"wavy-forms" may
result in the
"porcupine effect".2.2
Please
see attachment: Dnest1.gif2.3
I have marked "suspected"
poison
arrow(s) of
neighbouring unit
corners that
MAY be aimed to wards
another
stack and vice-versa. 3. Do
keep in mind, if the next
time,
you do like a
development shaped in
this
manner: tightly packed
wavy-concentric forms. What
could be worse is a corner of
another unit pointed towards
one's living room / balcony
area!

how about stack 15 blk 131?

 

1 hour ago, Guest CURIOUS said:

how about stack 15 blk 131?