Needs

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To design a project, the architect must consider three areas: the needs of the people who will be using the building (like adequate air, livable temperature, and water), the structural needs of the building itself (like protection, resistance, comfort and materials) and the context in which the building is placed. These areas will almost inevitably conflict with each other; the architect will have to find acceptable solutions. The complicating is that needs are dynamic, that’s means: they are constantly changing. Changes will happen when the architect is still working on plans and he or she must keep this in mind.