Fengshui Review: The Interlace

Exterior Feng Shui Analysis

Overview of Landform Feng Shui:

The Interlace is located in the ridge area in the Southwest region of Singapore and is classified as the “Land of Buffaloes” in terms of feng shui.

This area is filled with greenery and nourished by the misty setting, making it an ideal habitat for the buffaloes to sleep and rest. Surrounded by parks and hills, the landscape view from The Interlace can set one in a peaceful and harmonious mood.

Moreover, this area faces the Pasir Panjang Terminal (guarded by the “Twin Lions”), thus fulfilling the classic feng shui concept of “sitting on the mountain while facing the sea”. All these shaped it into a favourable yet rare feng shui formation in Singapore.

The ultimate level in feng shui practice is to integrate the human living space into the natural environment harmoniously, which The Interlace has achieved. Residents staying on this “Land of Buffaloes” should embrace the attitude of “reaping what one sows” in order to enjoy a fruitful harvest.

Overview of Xuan Kong Flying Stars Feng Shui:

The Interlace is situated in the Southwest, where the Kun orientation lies. According to the flying stars theory, the Kun orientation (Southwest) is one of the favourable directions in Period 8 (Year 2004 – 2023).

From a macro perspective, The Interlace faces the South, which is the most auspicious direction in Period 9. In other words, this development shall enjoy prosperous luck till year 2043!

Feng Shui Design Within The Interlace:

One of the important requirements in feng shui is the garnering of “qi” (energy). Although the condominium comprises seemingly complicated overlapping layers, this unique design is able to attract and garner qi effectively, creating a comfortable and refreshing feeling for the residents.

Noise produced by the traffic is also a source of negative energy in feng shui, and this aspect is taken into consideration by the designer. While the design can garner qi effectively, it also helps to block off the unwanted noise too.

Though the overall design looks complex, it holds advantages for the residents. Besides having more privacy, they can also admire the surrounding scenery with totally no obstructions. Such scenic environment could possibly make one forget he/she is in a tropical country.

The designer has indeed managed the yin-yang interactions and balance in feng shui well. Such human-centred design concept is in line with the objectives of feng shui.

Interior Feng Shui Analysis

Staying in a small house would cause its residents to become narrow-minded and vice versa. At The Interlace, the floor area of every apartment is pretty substantial, which is a rare case in land-scarce Singapore.

The sharp edges produced by the overlapping layers are clearly visible from the exterior. However, the interior is unaffected by these sharp edges and what comes by is comfort and spaciousness. Apparently, this is made possible with the detailed planning and arrangement by the designer, thus avoiding thefeng shui taboo of sharp edges.

Each and every apartment at The Interlace is designed with a common objective in mind – residents can admire the scenic surroundings wherever they are, inside or outside the house. Hence, in the apartment, one can find many windows that bring in different sceneries. Such design can aid in garnering qi and also encourage holistic contemplation in the residents. Under its long-term influence, one would be able to view issues from different perspectives and come up with alternate ways of handling problems. This can enhance the children’s intellect, improve spousal relationships and bring forth family bliss.

In conclusion, The Interlace is certainly one of a kind, an excellent choice for a home!