From mixing concrete to developing green property
As a developer, Arthur Aw's goal is to encourage residents or tenants to adopt the eco-conscious lifestyle
Singapore
BACK in 1984, 19-year-old Arthur Aw spent his post A-level break moving cement bags, mixing concrete and tiling roofs for Jervois Mansions, Kimen Group's first real estate development.
While he did so mainly to build his physical fitness, his father, the founder of Kimen Group, saw it as a chance to impart humility, gratitude and a strong work ethic.
Since then, Aw has been involved in a collection of other property developments, including Seletar Aerospace Park as JTC's director of land planning and CapitaLand's 79 Robinson Road during his time with the group.
But …
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