conservación

conservación

The 20th Century has seen the construction of more new architecture than the total produced by all proceeding centuries put together. But it has also seen the principle of preservation not just the most significant individual buildings, come to be universally established. Conservation, the art of the careful restoration and recycling of run-down and redundant buildings, has become an increasingly sophisticated practice

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