Develop Heritage Buildings to Support Countries Culturally and Economically

This discussion paper describes heritage structures that were constructed with earthen material. Since ancient times, mud and other earthen construction have always been the most convenient and strongest available materials. This type of technique results in very little negative impact on the environment, high-end security, and resistance to extreme weather, peaceful Living atmosphere, energy saving as well as low maintenance. The main goal of this study will illustrate the role that historical buildings play for developing countries culturally and economically. A nation’s heritage is a reflection of its progress and prospects and this must be preserved. To achieve this goal, modern science and ancient wisdom can work together in the task of seeking harmony as a tangible resource for development. The study here shall highlight the experiments carried out by the researcher in the Sultanate of Oman through the Harat Al-Ain traditional neighborhood in wilayat Izki, Sultanate of Oman as a sample of the case study. The methodology of this study has been variant surveys and direct observation to the site to conserve and rehabilitate the Harat Alain by developing the master plan which intends to attract tourism and its inhabitant.