众所周知,文物保护工程最基本的原则之一就是最小干预原则,而在实施过程中,这个原则其实很难坚守。究其原因不外乎两个:一是审美要求,二是工程造价的问题。在实际操作过程中第二个因素更难把控,因为工程造价直接影响到与此相关的行业利益链:设计单位取费、施工和监理公司的利润,甚至甲方意愿,等等。 As we all know, one of the most basic principles of the heritage conservation project is the principle of minimum intervention. In fact, this principle can hardly be adhered to in practice. The reason is nothing more than two: First, aesthetic requirements, and second, the issue of project cost. The second factor in actual operation is more difficult to control, because the project cost directly affects the related industry interest chain: the design unit takes the fee, the profit of the construction and supervision company, and even the will of the first party, and so on.