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elezerjesus: Hello Catherine

elezerjesus: Read it?

**catgrillo16**: Hi elezeer! -... did you know about the 3 areas to consider in architecture?

elezerjesus: Yes I know that


 * catgrillo16: ** it is very interesting! .. They are: the needs of the people who will be using the building, the structural needs of the building itself and the context in which the building is placed


 * catgrillo16: ** what do you think about that?

elezerjesus: the three elements are very important for a architect, because

elezerjesus: without them, is impossible be a well architect.


 * catgrillo16: ** yes I agree with you. Also he has to consider that the needs are dynamic, because they are always changing


 * catgrillo16: ** being an architect is very complex

elezerjesus: Oh very good. I think that the architect is like a doctor, since they have to be uploading all time.

elezerjesus: yes.


 * catgrillo16: ** hahaha yes, that´s right ... Also he needs to consider the 4 basic needs of the people Physiological, Psychological, Sociological

elezerjesus: not, there are three

elezerjesus: remember


 * catgrillo16: ** I am sorry! You are totally right

elezerjesus: I think that the psychological needs are the most important.


 * catgrillo16: ** I think that the sociological need is very important, because people are different and he needs to consider that


 * catgrillo16: ** why do you think that? Can you explain me?

elezerjesus: Because the architect should get that the people feel good, the dynamic of the spaces into a structure

elezerjesus: and: why do you think that the sociological need is very important?

elezerjesus: Hey we are forget something!!!!


 * catgrillo16: ** Well in think that the sociological need is very important because people are different, and the architect have to know how to combine the private and the public life, such as people reunions, ect


 * catgrillo16: ** what did we forget?

**catgrillo16**: I have a question ... do you think that these needs are similar for the Urban planners?

elezerjesus: oh yeah! Being an architect means controlling many factors at once.

elezerjesus: that's one of the questions that we had overlooked.

elezerjesus: well, they have much something in common.


 * catgrillo16: ** yes I agree with you, but I think that the urban planner works with a bigger scale, a huge scale

elezerjesus: I think that the sociological needs for urban planning is essential, because a urban panner works directly for the society.


 * catgrillo16: ** Yes I agree with you. Sociological is very important for an Urban Planner!


 * catgrillo16: ** we forget about something.. We haven´t talk about the building

elezerjesus: oh yes!!!!


 * catgrillo16: ** An architect has to consider: protection, weight, comfort, flow and distribution

elezerjesus: The protection is the most important.


 * catgrillo16: ** Protection, weight and distribution ... those are very important

elezerjesus: Without protection no one will be into a structure.


 * catgrillo16: ** hahaha you are so right

elezerjesus: People do not like accidents. If there is a structural failure architect has responsibility for this.

elezerjesus: You know.

elezerjesus: hey!!!

elezerjesus: And what so with the context of the building?


 * catgrillo16: ** what’s up?


 * catgrillo16: ** ooh right, the context is very important!!


 * catgrillo16: ** Culture, environment, connections, economic and flexible

elezerjesus: in relation to culture Can you imagine if you build a Buddhist temple in an Arab city?

elezerjesus: jajaja.


 * catgrillo16: ** hahaha yes is very important to consider the categories


 * catgrillo16: ** Culture is very important


 * catgrillo16: ** I agree with you

elezerjesus: if every culture has its way of thinking

elezerjesus: have to respect that

elezerjesus: Catherine. I must say goodbye.

elezerjesus: I have other something to do.

**catgrillo16**: Oh okeey! .. It was so nice to talk to you


 * catgrillo16: ** Bye, talk to you later!

elezerjesus: thank you.

elezerjesus: I learned something

elezerjesus: bye