Cultural heritage plays an important role in rural-urban interface architecture as it helps to maintain and promote the cultural identity of the area. It provides a connection to the past and helps to inform and shape the present and future. The incorporation of cultural heritage into architecture can help to create a sense of community and belonging, and can promote cultural tourism and economic development. Cultural heritage can also provide valuable insights into traditional building techniques and materials that can be adapted for contemporary use. Incorporating cultural heritage into architecture can also help to preserve and protect important landmarks and structures, ensuring that they continue to serve as important landmarks and symbols of heritage for future generations.
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