Indochine Waterfront restaurant closing end this month, unless you don't want it to

The Indochine Waterfront restaurant at the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is closing for good on June 30.  The space it currently occupies a stone's throw away from the museum entrance is expected to be transformed into an introductory gallery, part of a major ACM revamp project happening through next year. In the three weeks leading up to the closing of the Singapore River-side restaurant, which in its prime years have hosted high-profile events such as the bidding for the 2012 Summer Olympics, the Indochine Group is collecting votes from fans who want to keep the space.  The campaign that is now live, is called simply "Save Indochine Waterfront, ACM" and leads to a voting page with the question, "taking into consideration the strong sun rays during the day, what do you think the space where Indochine Waterfront outlet (sic) stands should be?". There are only two options: "As it is - the Indochine restaurant" and "entrance to the museum".  Read Also: ACM getting makeover, China Gallery expanded