1. Choose durable materials: Using durable materials like solid brick, stone, or concrete can help improve the durability of the façade in high-traffic areas.
2. Proper Maintenance: Regular inspection and maintenance of the façade can help to detect any damage early and fix it before it becomes significant. In the case of a high-traffic area, maintenance should be done more frequently, especially in areas prone to wear and tear.
3. Use of Protective Coatings: Applying a weather-resistant protective coating can help protect the façade from the elements and harmful pollutants like acid rain, reducing the effects of wear and tear.
4. Design for Durability: In the design process, the façade's layout, and materials should be selected based on their durability. Design features like overhangs, eaves, or balconies can protect the façade from direct exposure to harsh weather elements.
5. Install Sturdy Fixtures: The installation of sturdy fixtures like shutters, railings, grilles for protection while giving the structure a decorative appeal.
6. Lighting: Appropriate lighting using LED bulbs positioned strategically to highlight the façade's beautiful features or security lighting to discourage vandalism and movement in high-traffic areas.
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