Needs

When architects designs spaces, he or she has to consider not only the needs of the design, but also the needs of the people that will be using them and the structure of the building. With regard to the people, the building must fulfill the physiological needs (in terms of scale -human scale-, piping system, adequate light and ventilation), psychological needs (it must provide a safety and peaceful environment) and sociological needs (interaction with the context), so people will be comfortable. The building itself has to be resistant (to the external __phenomenons__ and its own weight), and protect the occupants of the outside. It also __has__ to be well distributed and comfortable. The building as well must respond to the context where it is placed including culture, environment, economics and has to have external connections for example with the electrical and piping system. All these needs are not always the same, so the architect sometimes has to make compromises in order to satisfy all of the needs. And he or she has to consider that these needs also constantly change so the design of the building have to satisfy that too.