The primary goal of architectural conservation is to preserve the original design and materials of a building, while allowing for necessary repairs and updates.

Reconstruction, which involves demolishing a building and rebuilding it from scratch, is not a common technique used in architectural conservation.

Restoration aims to return a building to its original condition, while rehabilitation involves adapting it to modern uses while preserving its historical integrity.

Adaptive reuse involves adapting a building to modern uses while preserving its historical features.

Converting a historic factory into a museum is an example of adaptive reuse, as it involves adapting the building to a new use while preserving its historical features.

Documentation is important in architectural conservation as it records the building's history and condition, guides future conservation efforts, and provides a basis for decision-making.

3D scans are not a common type of documentation used in architectural conservation, as they are relatively new and expensive.

Public awareness and education play a vital role in architectural conservation by raising awareness of the importance of preserving historic buildings, educating people about the techniques and practices of architectural conservation, and encouraging people to support conservation efforts.

Climate change is not a common challenge faced in architectural conservation, as it is a relatively new issue.

International cooperation plays a vital role in architectural conservation by sharing knowledge and expertise, coordinating conservation efforts, and providing financial assistance.

The World Bank is not a common international organization involved in architectural conservation, as its primary focus is on economic development.

Local communities play a vital role in architectural conservation by providing input and feedback on conservation projects, supporting conservation efforts financially, and participating in conservation activities.

Fundraising events are not a common type of local community involvement in architectural conservation, as they are typically organized by conservation organizations.

Technology plays a vital role in architectural conservation by documenting buildings and their condition, monitoring and assessing the condition of buildings, and developing new conservation techniques and materials.

Virtual reality is not a common type of technology used in architectural conservation, as it is relatively new and expensive.