1. Thorough research: Thorough research on the building's history, construction techniques, and materials is critical to ensure that the restoration work is accurate and appropriate.
2. Preservation of original elements: Preservation of the original elements of the building, such as moldings, windows, and doors, is essential to maintain the building's historic integrity.
3. Use of original materials: The use of original or historically accurate materials, such as brick and timber, is crucial to maintain the authenticity of the building.
4. Consistency in style: Consistency in style, color, and texture of the materials used in restoration helps to maintain the character of the building.
5. Attention to detail: Attention to even small details, such as the style of the door hardware and the type of mortar used, is necessary for the building's restoration.
6. Consultation with experts: Seeking advice from experienced professionals and consultants is necessary for successful restoration of historical buildings.
7. Regular maintenance: Regular maintenance, such as cleaning and repair of damaged areas, is important to prevent further deterioration and maintain the original features of the building.
8. Respect for the building's context: Restoration work must be done in a way that respects the building's context, including the surrounding landscape and historical context.
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