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The document lists various projects completed by DPLUS Associates Sdn. Bhd. including high rise residential buildings, low rise residences, individual homes, industrial and commercial buildings, educational institutions, and interior design projects. The company's work includes master planning, landscaping, and construction of residences, factories, colleges, and commercial developments across Malaysia. DPLUS Associates has extensive experience in residential, commercial, and institutional building construction.
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