Better Design For A Better Living

Daniel Delan, Associate Principal, WAA+

09-Oct-20 09:37

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In conjunction with World Mental Health Day, architect Daniel Delan of WAA+ comes on The Property Show to talk to Sim Wie Boon about his thoughts on how urban planning and design can affect our mental health and physical wellbeing. They discuss green design and if cities in Malaysia can incorporate these elements for a better living.

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Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Sim Wie Boon

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Categories: Property, Politics, Social Issues, Performing Arts

Tags: design, urban design, urban planning, green, sustainability, Malaysia, kuala lumpur, Frederick Law Olmsted, New York, London, worldmentalhealthday, mental health, wellbeing,

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