Needs

In architecture there are three basic needs that the architect has to consider; the needs of the people that will use the building, the structural needs, and the context where the building will be placed. It’s the architect’s job to blend all those needs and create the best solution. The needs of the people are physiological needs (which are the things that people need while being in the building) psychological needs (the feelings of the people while being in the building) and sociological need (the needs of the people to have public spaces for socializing to private spaces to be alone) The needs of the building are basic structural needs that go from resisting its own weight and biological changes, to combining the needs of the people with the needs of the structure. The context needs combine the structure of the building and the needs of the people that want to approach the building, making it the easiest way possible.