3D view & sun path.
Find a home, choose its level and the way it faces, then slide through the day to see its sun and its view.
- 1Choose a home
- 2Level and facing
- 3Slide through the day
Search above, or tap anywhere on the map.
Buildings are OpenStreetMap footprints and heights, drawn in 3D; trees, balconies and buildings still under construction may be missing. Sun from the NOAA solar equations for Singapore time.
Questions about sun, facing and view.
Which facing gets the most afternoon sun in Singapore?
West-facing windows get the strongest afternoon sun all year round. East-facing windows get the morning sun, which is gentler. North- and south-facing windows avoid most direct sun: Singapore sits near the equator, so the sun passes almost overhead, a little to the north from about April to August and a little to the south from about October to February.
How is the sun worked out?
From the NOAA solar position equations for Singapore time, for the date and time you choose on the day bar. The light, the beam to your window and the shadows on the ground all follow the same sun position.
Can I check a specific unit in a new launch?
Yes, for launches with a stack chart. Choose the block, stack and level, and the 3D view shows that unit with its floor plan, the sun on its window, the view in front of it and the full payment timeline.
How is the view in front of the window found?
The tool looks along the direction the window faces and finds the nearest building as tall as your window, within 400 m. Buildings come from OpenStreetMap; trees, balconies and buildings still under construction are not included, so it is a guide to check on site.
Want a second look at a unit?
Send me the project and unit. I will check the facing, the view and the blocks around it with you, and tell you which stacks I would shortlist.
Check a unit with Hanson on WhatsApp