Malaysian architect's take on Manchester's rich architectural heritage


The Science and Industry Museum was originally the Manchester Terminal of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. Photos: Tan Bee Eu

This week, we shall cap the series of articles on adaptive reuse with a special feature on significant alterations of heritage buildings in Manchester, Britain.

During my visit there last year, I was both inspired and impressed at the same time by the great harmony of old and new in the world’s first industrial city.

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