According to experts, urbanization is an inevitable consequence of urban industrialization and modernization process. That is the general rule of developing cities. In the process of urban development, invasive architectural heritage makes the conservation of heritage difficult.
In this regard, Mr. Larry Ng - Head of Singapore Representative, Exhibition of World 2020 in Dubai, UAE - shared, Singapore is developing rapidly and we are day by day solving the problem of modern development. balance with keeping iconic buildings and landmarks. We have achieved certain successes. He hopes what Singapore has done can help Vietnam have more resources to preserve its urban heritage, thereby promoting economic and social development in cities.
In fact in Vietnam, the process of urbanization is happening very quickly in big cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh, Da Nang ... For example, TP. Ho Chi Minh City, many historical buildings have been replaced by high-rise buildings and other projects. Specifically, the building of Thuong Thuong Tax Center was once a symbol of Saigon but now has to be removed to cede the position to build the Metro line ...
According to Mr. Cao Thanh Nghiep - Director of Ho Chi Minh City People’s Court’s Project Management Unit. Ho Chi Minh City, the process of urbanization is happening very quickly, losing the urban architectural identity of the city. Ho Chi Minh. Economic pressure is huge, making regions that have heritage become a real estate rather than urban heritage. The change in population density in the city, especially in areas with urban architectural heritage leading to architectural works and smaller plots of land. The urban structure is changed.
Mr. Cao Thanh Nghiep said that preserving heritage is a common task of the authorities, companies and local people. From his experience, Mr. Thanh realized that the support of businesses with their advanced products and solutions would ensure the goal of protecting the works, while preserving their aesthetics and history. .
According to Pamela Phua - CEO of AkzoNobel Vietnam, heritage is a valuable asset that every country needs to preserve. Not only are they a symbol of the history and culture of a country, they are also a tourist attraction, contributing to the local economic growth. We find that if properly restored, the heritage will be a major source of revenue for Vietnam’s growing tourism industry
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