Needs

When an architect is designing a project, they have to manage different situations. There are three groups of needs which are: the needs of the people, the building and the context. An architect's job is to resolve the conflict these needs would create. A very important matter is that these needs will eventually change. In other words, people could change their minds and need, the context may vary and the structure of the building could change too. An architect, in order to grant people satisfaction and comfort, should manage wisely many aspects. For example, an architect should have in mind human proportions and scale. Also, they must create placid spaces that contain installations (water, air, electricity, among others). Besides, the spaces must be calm and peaceful in order to grant people safety. Another thing is that they should design a building that stands up its own weight and resists natural disasters. Also, the context must be taken in mind because the design has to be interconnected with it. To conclude, architects don't only have to build a pretty house or a hotel, they must design a building that is functional and satisfies people's needs.