Sun Simulation

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Sun & facing study · Fully SoldJervois Mansion

Which of the 130 homes at Jervois Mansion get the morning sun, which face the afternoon heat, and how the neighbours shade each stack — in 3D, from the developer's own site plan.

0homes modelled
50%face W, SW or NW (afternoon sun)
8%face north or south
16 mtallest block

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Every stack, and the way it faces

The towers from the developer's own site plan, standing among their real neighbours. Each stack is coloured by the direction its units face.

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The sun over the site, minute by minute

Real shadows from the towers and every building around them. Play the day, or pick any date and time on the bar.

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Morning sun, afternoon sun

How many hours of direct sun each facing gets — before and after noon, today and across the year.

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Pick a stack and a floor

Hours of direct sun on that stack's windows, with the neighbours in the way — worked out from the real buildings around.

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What else is around

Schools within 1 and 2 km, HDB resale prices next door, BTO projects and other launches.

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Your next step

The project page, the full 3D launch map, a buyer playbook — and someone to ask.

The facings, stack by stack

Jervois Mansion: which way the homes face

FacingHomesShareMorning sunAfternoon sun
NE2015%5.4 h a day0.5 h a day
E54%6.0 h a day0.0 h a day
SE3023%5.5 h a day0.6 h a day
S108%3.0 h a day3.0 h a day
SW2519%0.5 h a day5.5 h a day
W108%0.0 h a day6.0 h a day
NW3023%0.5 h a day5.5 h a day

Every stack

BlockStackFacesFloorsHomesAfternoon sun (open sky, year average)
Block 6#01W (272°)1–556.0 h (3.7 full-sun h)
Block 6#02NW (336°)1–555.5 h (2.6 full-sun h)
Block 6#03E (96°)1–550.0 h (0.0 full-sun h)
Block 6#04S (164°)1–553.0 h (0.8 full-sun h)
Block 8#05SW (218°)1–555.5 h (2.7 full-sun h)
Block 8#06SW (218°)1–555.5 h (2.7 full-sun h)
Block 8#07SW (218°)1–555.5 h (2.7 full-sun h)
Block 8#08NE (38°)1–550.5 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 8#09NE (38°)1–550.5 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 8#10NE (38°)1–550.5 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 8#11NE (38°)1–550.5 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 8#12SW (218°)1–555.5 h (2.7 full-sun h)
Block 8#13SW (218°)1–555.5 h (2.7 full-sun h)
Block 10#14NW (293°)1–555.5 h (2.6 full-sun h)
Block 10#15SE (113°)1–550.6 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 10#16SE (113°)1–550.6 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 10#17NW (293°)1–555.5 h (2.6 full-sun h)
Block 12#18SE (116°)1–550.6 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 12#19NW (336°)1–555.5 h (2.6 full-sun h)
Block 14#20SE (133°)1–550.6 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 14#21SE (133°)1–550.6 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 14#22NW (313°)1–555.5 h (2.6 full-sun h)
Block 16#23W (248°)1–556.0 h (3.7 full-sun h)
Block 16#24NW (304°)1–555.5 h (2.6 full-sun h)
Block 16#25SE (125°)1–550.6 h (0.1 full-sun h)
Block 16#26S (176°)1–553.0 h (0.8 full-sun h)

Facings are worked out from the developer's site plan and north arrow and rounded to the nearest of 8 points, so a unit's exact view may differ. Sun hours here assume an open sky; the 3D chapters above add the real neighbours. Morning = before solar noon (about 1 pm in Singapore).

Choosing a stack at Jervois Mansion? Ask Sam — free, no obligation. Call 8911 8921 Project page

Sun positions are calculated, not measured. Building heights come from OpenStreetMap and HDB where recorded and are estimated elsewhere; trees, balconies, awnings and the shape of the ground are not modelled, so real sun hours can be lower. New launch towers are drawn from developer site plans and facings are rounded to 8 points. A guide for comparing homes, not a survey. The classic sun compass

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