It is more important for a building to serve a purpose than to look beautiful. Architects should not worry about producing a building as a work of art. Do you agree or disagree?

Since the early stages of evolution, the human being has built in order to get a place which houses him, a Shelter that protects him and a site where he can work from. Civil engineering and architecture are the formal branches of the study of the science of construction. In my opinion the artistic facet of a building is outweighed by its practical use The use of a building where day to day life Take place Is the prime importance and varies from residential, commercial, storage, industrial purposes etc. Issues of space utilisation where every square inch is important in an urban location, those of a well functioning services and adequate response to the environment Are paramount for the comfort of Those who shall inhabit The building.

Hence

, architects should concentrate more on space management, ventilation, and convenient infrastructure that can enhance the efficiency of the people who will live and work in it. There are some cases where an office complex look very elegant from outside, but the people who work inside are not satisfied with the services and

this

troubles them each and every day.

In addition

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Accept space

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Providing an artistic look to any building adds to its cost and maintenance.

Moreover

, at times, it does not obey the rules of structure and may succumb to pressure from the weather conditions or ecology.

However

, for some buildings, more attention to aesthetics Is essential,

for example

, in the case of hotels

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Accept space

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multiplexes

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Accept space

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exhibition halls, and Museums.Here, art can be given due consideration by keeping all the structural rules in mind as these buildings serve the purpose of art and recreation. All in all

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Accept space

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I believe for any building, Its function is more important than its looks because art is of no use if the building failed to serve the purpose.