In Pictures: Chinese New Year decorations at HDB estates

HDB residents put up Chinese New Year decorations around their estates, ushering in the Year of the Rooster.

Mr Tan Koon Tat with his Chinese New Year handiwork near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.
Mr Tan Koon Tat with his Chinese New Year handiwork near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Mr Hamzah Osman, 46, with his neighbours. He placed decorations outside the lift area, putting up lanterns, lunar new year couplets, a red carpet and a small sofa, to celebrate Chinese New Year with his neighbours.
Mr Hamzah Osman, 46, with his neighbours. He placed decorations outside the lift area, putting up lanterns, lunar new year couplets, a red carpet and a small sofa, to celebrate Chinese New Year with his neighbours.PHOTO: WANBAO
A photo of Mr Hamzah Osman with his neighbours. Every festive season, he decorates the corridor of his HDB level at Blk 700B, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6.
A photo of Mr Hamzah Osman with his neighbours. Every festive season, he decorates the corridor of his HDB level at Blk 700B, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6.PHOTO: WANBAO
Getai organiser Aaron Tan spends $2,000 to decorate flat corridor to celebrate Chinese New Year with neighbours.
Getai organiser Aaron Tan spends $2,000 to decorate flat corridor to celebrate Chinese New Year with neighbours.PHOTO: SHIN MIN
One of the five roosters bought from China, by Mr Tan Koon Tat, at the top of the shelter.
One of the five roosters bought from China, by Mr Tan Koon Tat, at the top of the shelter. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
The rooster, which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China for Chinese New Year decorations.
The rooster, which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China for Chinese New Year decorations.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Children viewing the decorations done by Mr Tan near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.
Children viewing the decorations done by Mr Tan near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
One of the five roosters which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China.
One of the five roosters which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Neighbour of Mr Tan Koon Tat, with the rooster put up by Mr Tan at Block 179 Woodlands Street 13 on Jan 26, 2017.
Neighbour of Mr Tan Koon Tat, with the rooster put up by Mr Tan at Block 179 Woodlands Street 13 on Jan 26, 2017. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
The rooster, which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China.
The rooster, which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
The rooster, which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China.
The rooster, which Mr Tan Koon Tat bought from China. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
One of the five roosters bought from China by Mr Tan Koon Tat at the top of the shelter.
One of the five roosters bought from China by Mr Tan Koon Tat at the top of the shelter.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Chinese New Year decorations put up by Mr Tan Koon Tat.
Chinese New Year decorations put up by Mr Tan Koon Tat.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Mr Tan putting batteries into the chicken so that it can make clucking sound.
Mr Tan putting batteries into the chicken so that it can make clucking sound.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Mr Richard Teo taking photographs of the decorations near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.
Mr Richard Teo taking photographs of the decorations near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
The roosters bought from China, near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.
The roosters bought from China, near the gantry of the car park between Block 178 and Block 179 Woodlands Street 13, on Jan 26, 2017.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Published
Jan 27, 2017, 12:16 pm SGT
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