Historic Conservation

Historic conservation involves preserving and protecting buildings, places, and objects that have cultural, historical, or architectural significance. It aims to maintain the character, integrity, and authenticity of heritage sites for future generations. This process includes careful restoration, repairs, and sometimes adapting structures for modern use, while respecting their original design. Conservation helps retain a community's identity, tells stories of the past, and promotes sustainable development by valuing existing structures over new construction. Overall, it balances preservation with appropriate modernization, ensuring that historical landmarks remain meaningful and accessible.