Conservation work on century-old mosque moves to next stage of the process


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  • Tuesday, 06 Sep 2016

The 106-year-old Kampung Teluk Memali mosque in Kampung Gajah before it was dismantled.

A 106-year-old Malay heritage mosque, the Teluk Memali Mosque, from Kampung Gajah is in the midst of being rebuilt in Bandar Seri Botani, Ipoh.

Architectural firm ATSA Architects Sdn Bhd, which was tasked with the historic conservation endeavour, began the second phase of the rebuilding process of the mosque at its new site in Taman Seri Bougainvillea, Bandar Seri Botani this week.

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