Rejuvenate Past- Conserve Heritage

Mohammad Farhan Fazli; S K Gupta; Sangeeta Bagga Mehta

International Journal of Architecture and Infrastructure Planning

Rejuvenate Past- Conserve Heritage

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Abstract Conservation of heritage areas is not taken very seriously in our country, which is the reason we are losing our past. The conservation movement is a grass-roots effort led by individuals determined to foster a greater appreciation for the cultural, social, historical and architectural qualities of the built environment. The individuals set in motion the preservation of buildings that have become part of our collective identity and contribute daily to the beauty and education of our city and country. Conserving historic areas is essential to understanding our nation's rich culture and it also helps to reconstruct our nation’s past. Keywords: conservation, heritage, management plan

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