'... architecture is the form of a function or the function of a form.' 'Architecture ... form and function

Abstract

Yes, definitely the architecture is the form of a function or the function of a form; that is to say, architecture is the form of some functions, of those deliberate intentions proposed by architects and those who commission them, as an architectural work of the intellectual property of the designer and the client (architecture is not the person who makes it, but rather who pays it ...), or of that complicity that is had when designing with the requirements and observations of the client that, in a while inserts the context and the environment that surrounds and surrounds the architectural works, affects the response of form and function of social, environmental and normative variables of the intervention area ...