Restoration of colonial-era building in Poonamallee enters final phase
The Public Works Department is nearing the completion of a 24.20 crore restoration project for a 133-year-old colonial-era building in Poonamallee. The structure, which previously served as a school for the visually impaired, is being preserved for its historical and architectural significance.
Why it matters
Preservation of colonial-era heritage sites is vital for maintaining local history and architectural diversity in urban development.
Another heritage building near Chennai is on the path of revival after many decades. The Public Works Department has completed nearly 80% of the work to restore the 133-year-old building at the Victory Memorial Blind School.
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