A tale of architecture and democracy


When government buildings incorporate elements of representation, accessibility and accountability, people can better appreciate their true role and power in national politics.

IN Malaysia, one of the most untaught concepts is the idea of democracy. What most people understand about democracy is that you get to vote once every five years.

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