Sentul upon reflection

By Vijenthi Nair

Old and new: The Fennel, a condominium with its unique asymmetric design, towering behind Sentul Depot, a railway workshop built in the early 1900s. — FilepicOld and new: The Fennel, a condominium with its unique asymmetric design, towering behind Sentul Depot, a railway workshop built in the early 1900s. — Filepic

Modernisation brings joy, and nostalgia for spaces of old

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Sentul , redevelopment , 1980s , childhood , Malaysian Indian High Commission , heritage walk , Sentul Raya Boulevard , The Fennel , community , change
Vijenthi Nair

Vijenthi Nair

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