GDP Architects Sarah Merican on 35 years of Malaysian architecture and design legacy

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Thirty-five years after its founding, GDP Architects has quietly become one of Malaysia’s most influential design practices, leaving its mark across Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and George Town. From August 30 through October 19, the firm opens its doors for a different kind of project: examining its own evolution through “group, design, partnership,” a retrospective exhibition at its GDP Campus in Bukit Damansara.

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