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between old and new, for example, pairing a traditional facade with a modern

                     extension, a classical column with a minimalist beam, or rustic stone paired

                     with sleek glass. It may also entail achieving a harmonious balance between
                     old  and  new  elements,  such  as  matching  the  color,  texture,  or  shape  of

                     historical elements to modern elements, or using similar materials, patterns,
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                     or motifs. Contrasting and complementing can highlight the distinctness and

                     beauty of both historical and modern elements, resulting in a dynamic and
                     balanced design.

                     A  third  strategy  for  incorporating  historical  elements  is  to  interpret  and

                     reinterpret them in novel ways. This can involve drawing inspiration from
                     historical elements such as style, form, function, or symbolism and adapting

                     them to new contexts, such as using Gothic arches for a bridge, Roman domes

                     for a museum, or Egyptian pyramids for an office building. It may also include
                     reinterpreting historical elements by modifying, abstracting, or exaggerating

                     them to create new expressions, such as curved walls for a castle, pixelated

                     windows for a cathedral, or twisted columns for a temple. Interpreting and
                     reinterpreting  historical  elements  can  showcase  design  creativity  and

                     innovation.

                     The fourth way to incorporate historical elements is to integrate and interact

                     with  them.  This  could  include  incorporating  historical  elements  into  the
                     overall  design,  such  as  using  them  as  structural,  functional,  or  aesthetic

                     elements, or embedding them in the walls, floors, or ceilings. It may also entail

                     creating interactive features with historical elements, such as using them in

                     displays,  exhibits,  or  installations,  or  allowing  users  to  touch,  move,  or
                     manipulate  them.  Integrating  and  interacting  can  enhance  the  design's

                     functionality and usability while introducing users to historical elements. To

                     make the  list of aim  and  objectives that have  to  be  achieved  in  the  entire
                     design  process.Literature  survey  that  is  basically  gathering  all  the



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