RiverTrees Residences at Sengkang

[Cecil Lee]

RiverTrees Residences, a well thought out block/stack design that maximizes the potential of this site especially score highly in Shapes and Forms Feng Shui:

1. Looks like the architect of this develop had given much thought to the layout of the blocks in RiverTrees Residences.

2. Not only are all the blocks in a semi-circular profile;

2.1. Only one stack Tower 27 stack #18 is close to direct afternoon sun.

2.2. With another Tower 25 stack #11 in second place; otherwise, majority of the rest of the blocks and stacks do not have DIRECT afternoon sun.

2.3. With "Point-blocks" it will not be possible for all stacks to avoid in-direct afternoon sun.

2.4. For example, take a close look at Tower 29: three stacks face NE : stacks 20, 21 and 22.

2.5. While the architect cleverly place stacks 19, 23 and 24 in a True North (0/360 degrees) to South (180 degrees) alignment.

2.6. Which means that even every six months; the angle of the afternoon sun would not intrude further into these stacks/flats. I feel that this is a nice touch and the architect must really have a feel for those who (in the near future) would live in them.

3. Thus, I happy to say that the architect has adopted a "Even though we don't stay there, we feel for you!"

[Cecil Lee]

I believe RiverTrees Residences Tower 21 is also well conceived. Here, two stacks 01 and 06 has a commanding view of the Punggol Reservoir.

While this design/layout also ensures that two more stacks 02 and 03 faces the development's pool side. And stack 04 and 05 have an acceptable view also.

It is also remarkable that even when all blocks are
in a circular profile; the architect has also make sure
that there are no poison arrows aimed at each other!

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On 3/26/2015 7:04:09 AM, Anonymous wrote:
RiverTrees Residences, a well
thought out block/stack design
that maximizes the potential
of this site especially score
highly in Shapes and Forms
Feng Shui:1. Looks like the
architect of this develop had
given much thought to the
layout of the blocks in
RiverTrees Residences.2. Not
only are all the blocks in a
semi-circular profile;2.1.
Only one stack Tower 27 stack
#18 is close to direct
afternoon sun. 2.2. With
another Tower 25 stack #11 in
second place; otherwise,
majority of the rest of the
blocks and stacks do not have
DIRECT afternoon sun. 2.3.
With "Point-blocks" it will
not be possible for all stacks
to avoid in-direct afternoon
sun.2.4. For example, take a
close look at Tower 29: three
stacks face NE : stacks 20, 21
and 22. 2.5. While the
architect cleverly place
stacks 19, 23 and 24 in a True
North (0/360 degrees) to South
(180 degrees) alignment. 2.6.
Which means that even every
six months; the angle of the
afternoon sun would not
intrude further into these
stacks/flats. I feel that this
is a nice touch and the
architect must really have a
feel for those who (in the
near future) would live in
them.3. Thus, I happy to say
that the architect has adopted
a "Even though we don't stay
there, we feel for you!"

[Cecil Lee]

Just T.O.P. 

[Cecil Lee]

Just T.O.P. 

The Central rubbish bin is at the common corridor, spaced out between two stacks

[Cecil Lee]

Today, I was upstairs in a unit in Tower 29:

1. Fantastic view!

2. Pretty rare for a unit to be North facing but a commanding view of lots of water. And unit is indirectly that of a morning sun.

3. For a 99 year development: very well equipped and one of the first that comes with both a front loading washer and a separate dryer unit; fridge, built in microwave and passageway cabinets.

[Cecil Lee]

All 8 Cove Strata units are entitled to a private designated lot each.

[Cecil Lee]

Sample Feng Shui Review at 29 Rivertrees Residences #22

[Cecil Lee]

On 23 December 2021

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