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shall be discouraged . <br /> ( e) Changes which may have taken place in the course of <br /> time are evidence of the history and development of a building , <br /> structure, or site and its environment . These change may have <br /> acquired significance in their own right , and this significance <br /> shall be recognized and respected . <br /> ( f ) Distinctive stylistic features or examples of skilled <br /> craftsmanship which characterize a building , structure, or site <br /> shall be treated with sensitivity . <br /> (g ) Deteriorated architectural features shall be repaired <br /> rather than replaced , wherever possible. In the event <br /> replacement is necessary , the new materials should match the <br /> material being replaced in composition, design, texture, and <br /> other visual qualities. Repair or replacement of missing <br /> architectural features should be based on accurate duplication of <br /> features, substantiated by historic , physical or pictorial <br /> evidence rather than on conjectural designs or the availability <br /> of different architectural elements from other buildings or <br /> structures. <br /> (h ) The surface cleaning of structures shall be undertaken <br /> with the gentlest means oossible. Sandb'_asting and ottier <br /> cleaning methods that will damage the historic building materials <br /> shall not be undertaken. <br /> ( i ) Every reasonable effort shall be made to protect and <br /> preserve archaeological resources affected by, or adjacent to , <br /> any project . <br /> ( � > Contemporary design for alterations and additions to <br />