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Going Beyond Rectangular Box Shape Building

Ng Yiek Seng, Veritas Design Group

06-Sep-19 09:35

Going Beyond Rectangular Box Shape Building

Can school design improve the quality of our children's education? Most of our public school building design is reflective of how we view the institution, either as a cost centre or a place where value can be created.
We speak to Ng Yiek Seng, Principal, Veritas Design Group on what makes a well rounded designed schoo

Presented by: Sharidz Abdullah


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