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Heritage is a belief system
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Heritage is a belief system

Heritage is not just about design, it is a belief system of a community which is much more than aesthetics. To a good deal it is a reflection of the way of life one follows. Heritage is a cultural value and not a building value, says Jaagrut Patel, Principal Architect, Jaagrut Patel and Associates.

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Heritage is not just about design, it is a belief system of a community which is much more than aesthetics. To a good deal it is a reflection of the way of life one follows. Heritage is a cultural value and not a building value, says Jaagrut Patel, Principal Architect, Jaagrut Patel and Associates. Click here to read more

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