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Outside The Lines #6: Colonialism & Architecture

Professor Dr. Ahmad Sanusi Hassan, Universiti Sains Malaysia

28-Feb-17 19:00

Outside The Lines #6: Colonialism & Architecture

Outside the Lines is a show about how colours inspire and affect our everyday lives. This week, we take a look at how our colonial history influenced local architecture, as colonists, traders and contracted workers brought in architectural styles from their home countries. We speak with Professor Dr. Ahmad Sanusi Hassan, lecturer in the Architecture Programme Universiti Sains Malaysia.


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