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The article discusses the patterns in the change of attitude towards the national architectural heritage in the XX early XXI centuries. The interconnection of processes in the theory and practice of restoration with the attitude towards the preservation of historical architecture at the governmental and public levels is observed. The most specific periods in the change of attitude towards heritage due to the general political situation in the country are noted. Time cycles are distinguished. Those cycles are characterized by the change in the approach towards heritage from awareness of its unique value to its depreciation and destruction. The findings are visualized in the form of a graph showing the evolution of the attitude towards the preservation of the national architectural heritage from the perspective of the concept of time cycles.

Evolutionary Attitude Towards the Preservation of the National Architectural Heritage: The concept of Time Cycles