Some people subscribe to the belief that maintaining historical buildings is considerably expensive. These interpretations can provide the government with insights into the importance of demolishing them and constructing a new one. I, however, completely disagree with the given statement on the basis of a number of compelling reasons.
Firstly, the most axiomatic reason is that historical buildings lay the foundation for the reality of our predecessors' customs, lifestyle and traditions in the level of the globe. To put it another way, it seems to be vital to keep our traditions alive in term of cultural identity and such buildings are the obvious indicators as our norms, constraints and the way of living of our past generation. Furthermore, most of these historical sites are likely to be accounted for cultural heritage and a myriad of tourists flock to those places yearly as a tourism destination. A good illustration of this is clearly delineated by Ameri's house located in the Yazd Province which attracts tourists regularly.
Secondly, another factor which firmly endorses the viewpoint that the old houses should be preserved is that demolition such buildings are bound to be imposed deleterious effects on artistic considerations. That is to say, architecture is the simplest and purest form of the art which can depict the tradition of our culture. If the historical buildings, destroy or inflict on damage, the architects are not able to draw their inspiration from our customs passed through generations. Also, preserving the old building place a great emphasis on cultural diversity in various part of the country. Thus historical constructions play a pivotal role in recalling the history and unifying of cultural diversity.
To conclude, I personally take the view that the old buildings should not be distracted or damaged because these constructions are of strong roots in our traditions as well as account for an inspirational resource for artists and architects.
Some
people
subscribe to the belief that maintaining
historical
buildings
is
considerably
expensive. These interpretations can provide the
government
with insights into the importance of demolishing them and constructing a new one. I,
however
, completely disagree with the
given
statement on the basis of a number of compelling reasons.
Firstly
, the most axiomatic reason is that
historical
buildings
lay the foundation for the reality of our predecessors' customs, lifestyle and
traditions
in the level of the globe. To put it another way, it seems to be vital to
keep
our
traditions
alive in term of
cultural
identity and such
buildings
are the obvious indicators as our norms, constraints and the way of living of our past generation.
Furthermore
, most of these
historical
sites are likely to
be accounted
for
cultural
heritage and a myriad of tourists
flock
to those places yearly as a tourism destination. A
good
illustration of this is
clearly
delineated by
Ameri
's
house
located in the
Yazd
Province which attracts tourists
regularly
.
Secondly
, another factor which
firmly
endorses the viewpoint that the
old
houses
should
be preserved
is that demolition such
buildings
are bound
to
be imposed
deleterious effects on artistic considerations.
That is
to say, architecture is the simplest and purest form of the art which can depict the
tradition
of our culture. If the
historical
buildings
,
destroy
or inflict on damage, the architects are not able to draw their inspiration from our customs passed through generations.
Also
, preserving the
old
building
place a great emphasis on
cultural
diversity in various part of the country.
Thus
historical
constructions play a pivotal role in recalling the history and unifying of
cultural
diversity.
To conclude
, I
personally
take the view that the
old
buildings
should not
be distracted
or damaged
because
these constructions are of strong roots in our
traditions
as well
as account for an inspirational resource for artists and architects.