maestro
Senior Member
Too often heritage advocates take on the point of view that everything should be preserved. This ultimately works against what we are trying to achieve. Most of what has been destroy shouldn't be accounted as a loss. More blind luck on that part than anything else though.
I don't think it's about resources. Something else is behind the cluster**** of planning principles that have no clear direction including heritage designations. Why can 40 storey tower be erected in medium rise built neighbourhood? Why don't we have an inventory of heritage buildings with a grading system that restricts the extent of alterations?
I don't think it's about resources. Something else is behind the cluster**** of planning principles that have no clear direction including heritage designations. Why can 40 storey tower be erected in medium rise built neighbourhood? Why don't we have an inventory of heritage buildings with a grading system that restricts the extent of alterations?