Architecture

Relating context and functionality

By context, it is the embodiment of localities in relation to people, culture and place that make architecture unique, engaging, and practical. In practice, it is being represented by appropriateness, availability, and materiality. 

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By functionality, it is the intended function that architecture serves - literally, logically, and poetically. Needs can be as generic as answering to respective typology, or responded with customization, giving identity and reflecting patterns. 

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