Harmony and cultural heritage are closely related in architecture as cultural heritage significantly influences the harmony of the built environment. The values and traditions of a particular society or culture are often reflected in its architecture, which shapes how people see and interact with the built environment. The use of traditional materials, building techniques, and design elements can enhance harmony in the architectural design of a place, both aesthetically and functionally. By incorporating cultural heritage into architectural design, buildings can reflect the cultural identity of a place, reinforce cultural values, and provide a sense of continuity with the past. Therefore, harmony and cultural heritage are essential considerations when designing and maintaining architectural sites that have significant cultural and historical values.
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