These were occasions where everyone got to “lohei” – a traditional tossing of a fish-based salad imbued with auspicious meanings of prosperity and abundance.

At one of these fun-filled events, Kimen executive director Arthur Aw said, “We are grateful to each one of our clients, partners and staff for standing by us as we continue our work on projects like Jervois Mansion (JM) and Cedaroe Mansion. We hope they sense our appreciation through the sharing of meals like these as the projects would not be possible without their inputs. Together, we collaborate and strive to deliver just exceptional value.

“Meanwhile, I’m pleased to report that all blocks of JM have been topped out before the lunar new year and we are now moving quickly into the interiors, paying meticulous attention to details. Exciting things ‘akan datang’ (coming soon). Stay tuned!”