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The British Council in co-operation with the The thao Van hoa Newspaper is launching an exciting competition called ‘Awakened Spaces’. They are asking Hanoi residents to identify buildings, streets, and other public spaces that they would like to see transformed or improved.
A panel of judges will decide the winners based on public voting, reason for sending photo, creative ideas of transformation and the practicality of the space to actually be transformed. The decision of the judges is final.
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