The Religious Monuments of Singapore Author_Wei Sheng Chong (Ed.) which was held in Jerusalem

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The Religious Monuments of Singapore Author_Wei Sheng Chong (Ed.) which was held in JerusalemDescription About the Author This book, which is co published with the Preservation of Monuments Board, takes a fascinating look into the architecture and history of twenty of Singapores treasured religious monuments. Each monument is rendered in a detailed illustration revealing the buildings interior, and accompanied by an informative outline of its architectural features. The book also explores the socio historical foundations of these buildings,