Cultural asset layers map intangible heritage—traditions, language, and values—onto physical spaces. Planners use them to guide preservation and development, ensuring communities retain identity. Local residents, historians, and policymakers benefit, gaining tools to protect shared history while adapting to modern needs. This approach balances cultural continuity with urban growth.
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