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Malaysian architect on common issues found in adaptive reuse

By TAN BEE EU
The main seminar hall of the South Wing at the Penang Institute after transformation. Photos: BETA

Welcome back to my series of practical tips and experience-sharing on adaptive reuse.

Today, we’ll discuss some of the most common issues found in old vacant buildings.

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