1. Preservation of historic material and features: The restoration process should aim at preserving the historic features and materials of the building as much as possible.
2. Historic accuracy: The restoration work should be accurate and in line with the building's original design, style, and era, using historic materials, techniques, and construction methods.
3. Safety and structural stability: The restoration should prioritize safety and structural stability while preserving the historic character of the building.
4. Accessibility: The restored building should be made accessible to visitors without compromising its heritage value.
5. Codes and regulations: The restoration process should follow local and national codes and regulations while adhering to preservation standards.
6. Environmental considerations: The restoration process should be mindful of the environmental impact and take measures to promote sustainability while preserving the historic character of the building.
7. Funding: Restoration projects involve significant financial investment, and securing funding from government grants or private organizations can be challenging.
8. Community involvement: The restoration process should involve the community, including historians, architects, and local residents, to ensure their input and support in preserving the building's heritage value.
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