With an advent of mordernization, world is becoming a modern place every passing day. People no longer prefer to live in old fashioned homes. To keep yp with this trend and while reinnovating their buildings, individuals believes that it is too expensive and new one's should be built rather than restoeing an old one. I would like to shed a light on both the topics and would conclude with an opinion in the end.
To embark upon, buildings that are too old are no longer in a position to provide adequate support. Renewing such constructions provides no assurance regarding the safety of the structure. Restoring is just a process from outside, one can't access on the inside. Even these maintaining tasks requires a large number of raw materials. From a pillar to paint, everything has to be considered and repairing certain aged things are even more cost effective than the new one's. All said and done, how can one ensure that the construct is absolutely safe? Just because it looks as good as new guarantees it's safety? Although demolishing and rebuilding woyld be an expensive option but in this way money will be spent only once whereas in maintaining, a new problem will surface every month and without even knowing a large sum of expense has already been incurred.
However, on the contrary, not everyone has such big capital to just invest it in their house. Constructing a new building requires lots of money, time and efforts. From selecting a layout to choosing furniture, it is a rather tedious and long process. Also, people don't consider using old things in their brand new home and that again accounts for an increase in expenditure. Moreover, some buildings have beliefs and history associated with them. Consider an old church which is now destroyed and replaced by a new one. Though this is a postivie development, masses no longer supports this. They believe that the old church building existed since quite along time and it helped them reminisce the history of town which this new one fails to.
Thus to conclude, I agree on the fact that constructs that are too aged should demolished and replaces by a new one rather than maintaining an old one. But for those who can't afford or those with history associated with a particular structure, restoration seems to be the only option feasible and available.
With an advent of
mordernization
, world is becoming a modern place every passing day.
People
no longer prefer to
live
in
old fashioned
homes. To
keep
yp
with this trend and while
reinnovating
their
buildings
, individuals believes that it is too expensive and
new
one's should
be built
rather
than
restoeing
an
old
one. I would like to shed a light on both the topics and would conclude with an opinion in the
end
.
To embark upon,
buildings
that are too
old
are no longer in a position to provide adequate support. Renewing such constructions provides no assurance regarding the safety of the structure. Restoring is
just
a process from outside, one can't access on the inside. Even these maintaining tasks requires
a large number of
raw materials. From a pillar to paint, everything
has to
be considered
and repairing certain aged things are even more
cost effective
than the
new
one's. All said and done, how can one ensure that the construct is
absolutely
safe?
Just
because
it looks as
good
as
new
guarantees it's safety? Although demolishing and rebuilding
woyld
be an expensive option
but
in this way money will
be spent
only
once whereas in maintaining, a
new
problem will surface every month and without even knowing a large sum of expense has already
been incurred
.
However
,
on the contrary
, not everyone has such
big
capital to
just
invest it in their
house
. Constructing a
new
building
requires lots of money, time and efforts. From selecting a layout to choosing furniture, it is a
rather
tedious and long process.
Also
,
people
don't consider using
old
things in their brand
new
home and that again accounts for an increase in expenditure.
Moreover
,
some
buildings
have beliefs and history associated with them. Consider an
old
church which is
now
destroyed
and replaced by a
new
one. Though this is a
postivie
development, masses no longer supports this. They believe that the
old
church
building
existed since quite
along time
and it
helped
them reminisce the history of town which this
new
one fails to.
Thus
to conclude
, I
agree
on the fact that constructs that are too aged should
demolished
and replaces by a
new
one
rather
than maintaining an
old
one.
But
for those who can't afford or those with history associated with a particular structure, restoration seems to be the
only
option feasible and available.