『new Sino-Portuguese style building in Phuket Provincial Hall』は、2008-02-28 07:24:34に、Youtubeで公開された「字幕付き動画ニュース」です。
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☆タイトル：new Sino-Portuguese style building in Phuket Provincial Hall
☆投稿者：AndamanNews
☆公開日：2008-02-28 07:24:34
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The Phuket Provincial Hall building is a unique style of architecture for local buildings. And today the provincial hall has got another brand new building beside it, which maintains the same attractive architectural style. Our reporter went to explore the building:
This is a typical but not ordinary monthly meeting of head officials in Phuket. What is different is that time they have a meeting in a brand new building, located in the same compound of the existing one. The two storey building is spacious with two meeting rooms which can accommodate up to 200 people. The meeting yesterday was considered as a trial session for the new facility. At present 4 government departments have moved in to use the building. They include the provincial Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, and Social Development and Human Stability Office. The governor Mr. Nirun Kalayanamit said the new building will also be used as command centre in case of any emergency. Built with a 28 million baht budget, the Sino-Portuguese attractive architectural style is worth following and maintaining, both internally and externally.
Meanwhile the almost 100 year old original building, built between 1907 and 1913, will remain in function and protection as usual. Its remarkable architecture earned it a preservation order from the Fine Arts Department in 1977. This beautiful building looked and acted the part as the French Embassy in the Oscar-winning movie ‘The Killing Fields’ in the early 1980s. Perhaps the new 2008 building will get a star role in future.