Delve into architecture, heritage, history
FOR architecture and heritage buffs, Golden Mile Complex's escape from the wrecking ball is a critical breakthrough in the way ageing iconic buildings are viewed, and could ensure that other significant buildings from different periods of Singapore's development are retained for future generations.
Conservation is one thing, but how can such buildings be made relevant to modern society? In tomorrow's BTLifestyle, we speak to three design professionals about how conservation spaces can be adapted for new uses and become a bridge between history and younger generations…
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