Needs

After listening to the podcast on moodle, I have a closer idea to the needs that an architect has to consider when planning a building.
==It's not only caring about the needs of the people, but also about the structural and context needs of the building itself, so it can be built in a better way. Of course these three needs would always conflict with each other as the time changes because they're confined in a dynamic environment which means that one need can compromise another, such as the structural needs, for example, can cause disruption with the weather that shows on the city and the context needs explains that one cannot build a baroque structure side to side with a super technological office building. In another hand, there are some categorizations that help the architect organize the way he or she plans the building, and while there are more and more categorizations, more and more accurate to its surroundings. These categorizations are: culture, environment, connection, economics, flexibility and means.== ==Of course these needs are very close to the needs urban planners have to consider by the time they work, because this carriers (architecture and urban planning) are very similar and go hand by hand, so when an urban planner designs a city, community or whatever, he or she should also consider th peoples needs, the structural and context needs of the project.==