Comparing Two Articles on Architecture :: Article Summary

In the history of architecture there often was a discrepancy betwixt what the architect wants to design and what the customer wants to have. In fact, somewhattimes an architect go forth do a great design and acquire awards for his design however maybe the client or user have an aversion to it. Stater (2002) and Misra (2002) vie this issue in a distinct way. In the article it is sound not Cricket, Stater (2002) explain the relationships between the architect and clients in distinct cases and gives two building as examples. The first case that the author shows in this article is the status of the architect who does not talk with any hotshot and has the knowledge and the confidence, while what the client does not like may be travel alongs secondary. Moreover, client has different situations of behavior such as incoherent, unconscious or rattling probably uninterested (Stater 2002). On the other hand, he said that the commerce of the architect seems like the doctors job, fo r instance of that is when the patient come to the GPs doctor he tell him about his problems and symptoms. As a result the doctor finds the trounce treatment and solution for his problems. In the same way the client come to the architect and have same strategies.In terms of negative architecture design, the explanation of Stater (2002) can be seen in two examples of buildings which be the Bevin flirt and the Media Centre at Lords Cricket Ground. Although these buildings have portentous designs in terms of moderation and technique, they are not functional and get at for clients. The reason of that the architect did not discuss the design with the client (Stater 2002). Conversely, in the article Whose House Is It? Exploring User Participation in the Design help of Residences Misra (2002) explores that the design process must support the user needs. As substantially as, the author said that the architecture should be reflected and reinforced by the reputation of gender, race an d class relations in society. However Misra (2002) discussed four important points in seven projects in India which are the issue of user intimacy in the design of built environment, the architectural design process in the case of individual project is outlined, and the clients involvement, the patterns of clients-user participation evident and finally some institutional aspects that act systemically to maintain patters of user participation are outlined.In the aspect of the design of the built environment, Misra (2002) states that the behavior setting for individual and groups are the meaning of the built environment.