people believe that it is better to build new museums and town halls instead of renovating the old ones. Are you agree or desagree?

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Nowadays, people believe that it is better to build new
museums
and
town
halls
instead
of renovating the old ones. I disagree because if we build new
museums
and
town
halls
we are wasting
money
and we are losing part of the city´s
history
. First of all, It is easier to renovate the old structures because it is not necessary to buy
the
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materials to build new ones, we use fewer materials and we save
money
.
Moreover
, if we build new
museums
and
town
halls
, it is going to take more time because we have to find where we are going to build those and
also
we have to pay for the construction authorization. It means that we are paying more and more for things that the city already has
instead
of spending less
money
and saving time.
On the other hand
, renovating old
museums
and
town
halls
is a way to keep the
history
of the city. Traditional architecture is essential because behind it is always a story.
Museums
and
town
halls
tell a story about how everything began, it makes the people understand how our ancestors used to live. In my point of view,
the
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old structures are very important to keep
the
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history
,
renovated
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those
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contribute to
encourage
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the community to value their own
history
.
Also
, it is a way to save
money
and use it
in
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more useful things like education.
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