Arul Dass, who is attached to the UK Parliament, is keen on leading heritage digital innovation internationally. Photo: R. Hieatt/UK Parliament
When she first went to Britain in 2005, architect Catharine Arul Dass was very much taken in by the historical buildings there, with their rich and long history.
That motivated her to take a keen interest in heritage preservation.
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