CONSERVATION OF TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS

Abstract

Traditional structures are often defined as the structures that were constructed before 1919, with solid - not hollow - walls made with a range of natural materials such as stone, earth, brick, wood, and lime. Every traditional structure that has survived to this day, regardless of its length, type, or reputation, is essential. Those houses are a unique reflection of the social and cultural history of the area in which they are located. and contribute significantly to the character of our towns and villages. They might be a fantastic issuer of climate neutrality, providing residents with a relaxing environment while also being easily repaired. Even if the percentage of traditional buildings in use is decreasing, many of them are still in operation. If one own or reside in a traditional structure, one have the chance to preserve a small but valuable piece of history. However, properly caring for it can be a challenge, especially given the current state of things of converting time, in which people prefer modern dwellings than classic ones.