To carry out the conservation, restoration, and structural reinforcement of monumental buildings such as palaces, mansions, waterfront residences, pavilions, traditional houses, mosques, tombs, madrasahs, cisterns, and similar structures that bear the traces of significant historical events and belong to the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman Empires, constructed using diverse architectural techniques and featuring a variety of decorative styles and craftsmanship. These projects are executed under the supervision of academic boards and universities by experienced teams, primarily on buildings that incorporate materials such as wood, stone, and Horasan mortar.

To prepare restoration and reinforcement projects within this scope; to undertake contractual works in the field of restoration; and accordingly, to employ expert personnel in various disciplines including conservation architects, art historians, restoration technicians, ornamental artists, carpenters, stonemasons, lead workers, and inlayers.

To ensure the continuity of the profession by organizing educational activities and promoting awareness of restoration through association-based initiatives.

To contribute to making Turkey a crossroads of civilizations a livable and sustainable global city through its natural, historical, and cultural assets.

To ensure that works reflecting Anatolian culture, which have been adapted in different geographies around the world, are recognized and included in the World Cultural Heritage.

To take a pioneering role in transmitting monumental structures bearing traces of the past and surviving to the present day to future generations in their authentic form, and to become a global brand in the field of conservation and restoration.