Malaysians ace architecture in Germany


All smiles: (from left) Kong, Tay, Ch’ng and Lee beat nine other teams to win the grand prize for their entry.

AS climate change continues to be a hot topic, four Malaysian students show they have what it takes to contribute to a sustainable future in the field of their interest.

Currently pursuing the Master of Arts in Architecture programme at the Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) in Germany, the 23-year-olds recently bagged the first prize at a competition for their outstanding work in sustainable construction.

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