Conclusion - Preservation of Historical Buildings

CONCLUSION
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction.......................................................................................................................... 2
2. Comparison of secondary and primary research findings.......................................................2
3. Where are the areas of Consensus and Conflict?....................................................................3
4. Interpretation........................................................................................................................ 3
5. Justification........................................................................................................................... 4
6. Implications.......................................................................................................................... 4
7. Limitations............................................................................................................................ 4
8. Recommendations................................................................................................................. 4
9. Further Research.................................................................................................................. 5
10. Summary/Conclusion.........................................................................................................5
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1. Introduction
Landmarks are undoubtedly the most vital part of any city. Monuments located in any
city makes it more alluring and attractive.
Ancient Buildings are categorized as-
 Grade 1 buildings, these buildings of an innovative interest
 Grade 2 buildings; specifically they are essential buildings of more basic and innovative
interest.
Historic preservation is quite important for estimating our nation's heritage-related
wealth. Modern buildings are more energetically strong and require a great ventilation system.
Only minute and essential alterations in ancient buildings will modify the existing building and
will get flexible in you people without the high maintenance and money wastage.
2. Comparison of secondary and primary research findings
Historical buildings are of immense importance us as they are an impeccable form of
historical preservation. Appropriate maintenance of these buildings is quite important. Primary
and secondary research findings are executed for maintaining historical buildings. Intense
research is conducted to interpret quality commerce state in value of these ancient buildings.
Conclusion of this research will help us in deriving the exact graph of economic and financial
findings to be imbibed in these buildings to make more innovative and in order to refurbish
them. Most prominently, Construction industry of UK tackles issues of Climate change and also
reduces emissions of carbon dioxide. Lesser carbon dioxide emissions released from buildings
will result in a more sustainable environment (Ascione, de Rossi and Vanoli, 2011).
Primary research includes quantitative and qualitative analysis. In quantitative method
mathematical estimation is processed and qualitative analysis includes recognition, location,
processing and estimating the data, efficient content analysis. This extracts the outcome of
weather is historical buildings are adding to surroundings or not.
3. Where are the areas of Consensus and Conflict?
The historical building should also co-operate with the sustainability of the environment.
Qualitative and quantitative analysis is executed for predicting authenticity of building conflict in
the maintenance of old architecture also involves sufficient admission control, credible energy
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