Makeover for KL landmarks


The interior of Panggung Bandaraya still looks good.



STANDING on the second floor verandah of the old Supreme Court building in Jalan Raja overlooking Sungai Gombak, a Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) department head envisions a bright future for one of the city’s oldest landmarks.

Project Implementation and Building Maintenance Department director Norzaini Noordin made a promise that the verandah would be teeming with people sipping drinks as they enjoy the cool breeze and view of the river.

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