Tree House Condo at 60 Chestnut Avenue

[Cecil Lee]

Tree House Condo is developed byCDL, a subsidiary ofHong Leong Group.
Tenure: 99-year Leasehold
Expected Completion: 2014
# of Floors: 24
# of Units: 429
Tree House is a 99-years leasehold condominium development located at 60 Chestnut Avenue, Singapore 679493 in District 23. Expected completion is in one or two months time.
From a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui point of view; it comprises a total of 4 towers. The towers are in a "point block" form. Which is consideredgood foroverall qi circulation.
Majority of the stacks face True North and True South (0 degrees and 180 degrees). A few stacks face either NE or SE facing.
One of the best stacks is stack 13. Although stack 13's kitchen is at NW; sometimes, a good Shapes and Forms can help to reduce this incidence (Fire at Heaven's gate).
Nowadays, it is harder to find developments that have their towers spaciously apart from one another. And this bodes well for good Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.
My only gripe with this developer: Check out The Livia and it's plaster or dry walls!

[Cecil Lee]

1. As mentioned, previously, Tree House condo consists of 4 blocks.
2. And in Singapore, we commonly associate each block as a "POINT-BLOCK". Very similar to the old HDB 5 room "point block" flats that were very popular during the mid-1970's that were scattered all over Singapore.
3. One good thing about such "Point-Block" flats are that they allow qi to circulate very well around a single Point-block. And these point blocks are spaced out and not connected or enclosed.
4. For example, see the attached illustration. Please refer to the area surrounded by RED outline.
5. I am referring to BLKS 584, 585, 586, 587, 588 & 589 which SUFFERS FROM POOR QI FLOW.
6. In theory, all units face outwards and all main doors face the inner "Oval" shape like court yard. There are no gaps as all units / stacks are joined together.
6.1. Thus, air flow or qi cannot efficiently flow into each of the living rooms and exit out EFFICIENTLY to the court yard area. Here, in the art of Feng Shui; this creates stagnant or close to dead qi.
6.2. The plants within the court yard also look unhealthy.
7. Contrast this type of block arrangement with the Point-Block. The Point-Block easily gets top bidding over these "experiment" gone wrong type of block design.

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On 5/16/2013 1:14:27 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Tree House Condo is developed
byCDL, a subsidiary
ofHong Leong
Group.Tenure: 99-year
Leasehold Expected Completion:
2014 # of Floors: 24 # of
Units: 429 Tree House is a
99-years leasehold condominium
development located at 60
Chestnut Avenue, Singapore
679493 in District 23.
Expected completion is in one
or two months time.From
a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui
point of view; it comprises a
total of 4 towers. The towers
are in a "point block" form.
Which is consideredgood
foroverall qi
circulation.Majority of the
stacks face True North and
True South (0 degrees and 180
degrees). A few stacks face
either NE or SE facing.One of
the best stacks is stack 13.
Although stack 13's kitchen is
at NW; sometimes, a good
Shapes and Forms can help to
reduce this incidence (Fire at
Heaven's gate).Nowadays, it is
harder to find developments
that have their towers
spaciously apart from one
another. And this bodes well
for good Shapes and Forms Feng
Shui.My only gripe with this
developer: Check out The Livia
and it's plaster or dry walls!

[Cecil Lee]

A photo of a typical mid-1970's HDB 5 bedroom "Point-block" flat can be found under this link (close to the bottom of the thread):-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=26799&new=%3Cbr

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On 5/16/2013 1:37:48 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. As mentioned, previously, Tree House
condo consists of 4 blocks.2. And in
Singapore, we commonly associate each
block as a "POINT-BLOCK". Very similar
to the old HDB 5 room "point block"
flats that were very popular during the
mid-1970's that were scattered all over
Singapore. 3. One good thing about such
"Point-Block" flats are that they allow
qi to circulate very well around a
single Point-block. And these point
blocks are spaced out and not connected
or enclosed.4. For example, see the
attached illustration. Please refer to
the area surrounded by RED outline. 5. I
am referring to BLKS 584, 585, 586, 587,
588 & 589 which SUFFERS FROM POOR QI
FLOW.6. In theory, all units face
outwards and all main doors face the
inner "Oval" shape like court yard.
There are no gaps as all units / stacks
are joined together. 6.1. Thus, air flow
or qi cannot efficiently flow into each
of the living rooms and exit out
EFFICIENTLY to the court yard area.
Here, in the art of Feng Shui; this
creates stagnant or close to dead
qi.6.2. The plants within the court yard
also look unhealthy.7. Contrast this
type of block arrangement with the
Point-Block. The Point-Block easily gets
top bidding over these "experiment" gone
wrong type of block design.On 5/16/2013
1:14:27 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Tree
House Condo is developed
byCDL, a subsidiary
ofHong Leong
Group.Tenure:
99-year
Leasehold Expected
Completion:
2014 # of Floors: 24 #
of
Units: 429 Tree House is a
99-years leasehold condominium
development located at 60
Chestnut Avenue, Singapore
679493 in District 23.
Expected
completion is in one
or two months
time.From
a Shapes and Forms
Feng Shui
point of view; it
comprises a
total of 4 towers. The
towers
are in a "point block" form.
Which is consideredgood
foroverall qi
circulation.Majority of the
stacks face True North and
True
South (0 degrees and 180
degrees). A
few stacks face
either NE or SE
facing.One of
the best stacks is
stack 13.
Although stack 13's
kitchen is
at NW; sometimes, a good
Shapes and Forms can help to
reduce this incidence (Fire at
Heaven's gate).Nowadays, it is
harder to find developments
that
have their towers
spaciously apart
from one
another. And this bodes
well
for good Shapes and Forms Feng
Shui.My only gripe with this
developer: Check out The Livia
and it's plaster or dry walls!

[Cecil Lee]

AS WE ENTER PERIOD 9 FLYING STAR FENG SHUI FROM 2024 TILL 2043

IS MY UNIT STILL LUCKY FROM 2024 ONWARDS?
OR CAN OR CANNOT BUY?

Part 1: How is the luck of the Interior Feng Shui of this unit?
Part 2: External Feng Shui luck? + Overall score/luck.
Part 3: How suitable is the unit - Frontage, Kitchen & Main Bedroom?

PART 1

Depends on the Internal Layout & Sectors - How Lucky?

T.O.P. in 2014

Period 9 is from 2024 till 2043. 

Majority of Tree House condo units face N2 & S2 with NE1 (#17 & #18) & S1 (#7 & #8).

N2 [Better luck under Period 9.]

S2 [Less lucky under Period 9. As formerly double #8's at it's frontage had now become Past or Gone Luck!] 

NE1 [Less lucky under Period 9. It also depends on the layout plan.]

 

S1 [Unlucky under Period 8. In general more lucky in Period 9.  However this depends on where is the living room & external features of the unit.]

 

Also need to review/consider the individual Internal Layout Plan

 

PART 2

Location, location, location?

Sha Qi? Poison Arrow? 

Watch Your Front, Sides & Back!

 

PART 3

How Suitable to breadwinner?

Please note that has yet to take into consideration:
1. How suitable is the unit to the main breadwinner &
2. External Shapes and Forms of the unit

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