Conservation of Architectural Heritage

History delivers information from one generation to another and Architecture was and still is a witness to all the developments the world has undergone; it is history's tool to transfer concrete information to later generations. Consequently, the conservation of Architectural heritage is in fact the process of conserving the existence of humans themselves and their identities, culture, and traditions to future generations as a guide for their architectural endeavors. This book presents several subjects of great importance that are related to the Conservation of worldwide Architectural Heritage. From historic cities and cultural landscapes to some of the largest archaeological sites in the world, conserving such a legacy is a challenging task that requires commitment, effort, and international cooperation that this book proves possible. The book has an abundance of information that undoubtedly covers all areas in the field of architecture heritage. The book discusses the challenges faced in the field of conserving heritage, and demonstrates the importance of preserving heritage to individuals, communities, and cities' identity all over the world. It also highlights the role of individuals and organizations in the process of conserving architectural heritage, as it's a precise and complex process. The book paves the way for researchers, scientists, manufacturers, institutions, world agencies, and societies to better understand the problems facing architectural heritage, the development of policies favoring its conservation, the definition of practical guidelines and the organization of training and awareness activities.