Built Heritage Conservation

Built heritage conservation involves protecting, preserving, and maintaining historically and culturally significant buildings and structures. It aims to retain their original design, materials, and craftsmanship while ensuring they remain functional and relevant for future generations. This process involves careful assessment, repair, and sometimes restoration, respecting the building’s historical value. Conservation balances preserving the past with adapting buildings for contemporary use, promoting cultural identity and environmental sustainability. Ultimately, it ensures that these important architectural assets continue to inspire, educate, and connect communities to their history.