Architectural production studies relationships and elements, and relates to formative and formal principles.
Therefore, it is based on a structural vision, that links a group of elements with specific relationships, But not at the level of a building, but on studying the basic elements at the level of a city and studying the relationships that create products and then studying the effect of this on the level of a number of individual buildings.
Including: How can architecture distinguish between them?
I think an architect needs to build a 'model' that includes elements on all sides, and then establish a scale to determine which elements must be fulfilled in each individual case.
Dear Ibrahim, it's been a while that I've noticed that the way you usually write your questions in English is such that one can hardly understand what you mean. I humbly suggest you write your question and its explanation in your native language (I guess it is Arabic) and translate it easily into English through the following website, and in the end, if necessary, edit the translated text, and share it here on the ResearchGate.
https://translate.google.com/
Is your question : how can we establish the difference between a building dsigner's intentions and the building's effects?
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