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Malaysian-Inspired Architecture

Hud Bakar, Managing & Design Director, RSP Architects | Ahmad Farid Baharuddin, Director, RSP Architects

09-Sep-22 09:30

Malaysian-Inspired Architecture

Today's property show is a special one, straddling Merdeka and Malaysia Day, Philip speaks to Hud Bakar and Ahmad Farid Baharuddin from RSP architects on Malaysian inspired architecture and how Malaysian symbols and prolific figures such as our founding father Tunku Abdul Rahman are subtly (and not so subtly) incorporated into our cityscape

Produced by: Philip See

Presented by: Philip See


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