Architectural preservation aims to retain the original character and appearance of a building, while restoration seeks to return a building to its original condition.

Adding new features to a building is not typically considered a restoration technique, as it alters the original design of the building.

Restoration is the process of returning a building to its original condition, while preservation aims to maintain the existing condition of a building.

Concrete is not typically used in architectural preservation, as it is a relatively modern material that was not widely used in historic buildings.

Adaptive reuse is the process of adapting a historic building to a new use, while preserving its historic character.

Industrial buildings are not as common as residential, commercial, and religious buildings, which are more likely to be preserved.

Preservation is the process of maintaining the existing condition of a building, while restoration aims to return a building to its original condition.

Conservation Districts are not typically used to designate historic districts, as they are more commonly used for environmental protection.

Rehabilitation is the process of repairing and replacing damaged elements of a building, while preservation aims to maintain the existing condition of a building.

Development easements are not typically used for historic preservation, as they are more commonly used for land conservation.

Transfer of development rights easements allow developers to transfer development rights from one property to another, which can be used to protect historic buildings.

Investment Tax Credits are not typically used for historic preservation, as they are more commonly used for energy-efficient improvements.

Designation is the process of officially recognizing a building as a historic landmark.

Operating grants are not typically used for historic preservation, as they are more commonly used for ongoing expenses.

Review is the process of evaluating historic preservation projects to ensure that they meet applicable standards.