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shaik ahammad katwal 

Architecture is both the process and the product of planning, designing, and constructing buildings or other structures. Architectural works, in the material form of buildings, are often perceived as cultural symbols and as works of art.
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DESIGN AND PLANING


Can unbuilt projects change architecture? I mean I’m looking here at this magazine and seeing something like this I’m thinking that I don’t know what client would answer this, if only they would… So I think competitions can bring us to dreams, futures, show something like a utopian vision of the future as well. A good competition, I think... I remember competition designs for Park La Villette, that was during my study years. We all just looked at different solutions that the architects had made for that competition and they informed us in so many different ways, also the ones that were not built. Because they can be so strong and powerful, they can still have an influence. I mean, our first competition design together for Berlin Voids Project was never built, but it still plays an important role in our own architectural language. It was the kickoff point, that assembled many of the ideas we had together. So also unbuilt projects can change architecture that is built.
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PLANING 

The architect usually begins to work when the site and the type and cost of a building have been determined.

The site involves the varying behaviour of the natural environment that must be adjusted to the unvarying physical needs of human beings; the type is the generalized form established by society that must be adjusted to the special use for which the building is required; the cost implies the economics of land, labour, and materials that must be adjusted to suit a particular sum.

Thus, planning is the process of particularizing and, ultimately, of harmonizing the demands of environment, use, and economy. This process has a cultural as well as a utilitarian value, for in creating a plan for any social activity the architect inevitably influences the way in which that activity is performed.

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DESIGN 

The choice of materials is conditioned by their own ability to withstand the environment as well as by properties that make them useful to human beings. One of the architect’s jobs is to find a successful solution to both conditions; to balance the physical and economic advantages of wood against the possibility of fire, termites, and mold, the weather resistance of glass and light metals against their high thermal conductivity, and many similar conflicts. The more violent natural manifestations, such as heavy snow loads, earthquakes, high winds, and tornadoes, are controlled by special technical devices in regions where they are prevalent.

Any number of these controls may be out of reach of the planner for various reasons. The urban environment, for example, restricts freedom of orientation and design of architectural forms and creates new control problems of its own: smoke, dirt, noise, and odours.

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EXECUTION

he execution architecture is only a small part of the total system architecture. The zero order approach is that execution architecture is the mapping of functionality via software building blocks on hardware resources by means of processes or tasks, priorities and synchronized by means of interrupts
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SHAIK AHAMMED KATWAL
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