The old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station was designed by British architectural assistant Arthur Benison Hubback and built in 1910. The iconic building includes a hotel section.
I WAS driving past the old Railway Station in Kuala Lumpur when I noticed that this national treasure was in such a poor state. There was even a tree/plant growing in a crevice that was very visible to passers-by.
This is an iconic building and a national treasure. How can the responsible authority allow such deterioration to occur to such a magnificent building that has framed the covers of numerous books and featured in calendars, postcards, etc?
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