In light of the experience acquired in the various stages of building protection - the “spontaneous” stage and the following planned one - one may conclude that assimilation of protection solutions at the planning stage may yield added architectural and environmental value - such as shading, connecting old to new, and significant addition of space for leisure. As has already been shown, functional necessity can yield a legitimate “protection-inherent” language for the expression of the new facto..
In light of the experience acquired in the various stages of building protection - the “spontaneous” stage and the following planned one - one may conclude that assimilation of protection solutions at the planning stage may yield added architectural and environmental value - such as shading, connecting old to new, and significant addition of space for leisure. As has already been shown, functional necessity can yield a legitimate “protection-inherent” language for the expression of the new factors, in public buildings as well as residential ones.
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