Restoration work on the historic South Goa Comunidade Building has commenced, with the project being undertaken at an estimated cost of ₹3 crore to preserve one of the region’s prominent heritage landmarks.
Public Works Department (PWD) Minister Digambar Kamat said the restoration project is expected to be completed by December. The works are aimed at conserving the building’s historical character while enhancing its overall appearance through careful renovation.
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According to the minister, the initiative seeks to protect the architectural heritage of the iconic structure while giving it a renewed and refreshed look. Once completed, the restoration is expected to ensure the long-term preservation of the heritage building for future generations.
