Restoration: Each structure to be restored is not an ordinary building but "an architectural work" and is as valuable as a museum artifact…

To use architectural works properly and for a long time, it is necessary to respect them and appreciate their value…

The important thing is to first research in detail every aspect of an architectural work and then carefully and meticulously restore it.

Therefore, restoration is not an ordinary repair but a task requiring extensive knowledge and expertise with artistic value.

These works are as familiar and close to us as they are, but for future generations, they will be distant and foreign. Carrying these works—living examples of history, culture, and lifestyle of their time—into the future generations is a noble responsibility.

Government grants provide significant support for the preservation of these works.