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The speaker begins by describing what an architectural concept is and explains that it allows him to 1 the questions to ask.
He goes on to add that a concept shouldn't be rigorous, and rather it should be as 2 as possible.
The reality is that most concepts are not reducible to a single 3 black stroke on a page.
The starting point for any concept is an understanding of the practical 4
The speaker begins by collecting and assessing what 5 involves three types of information.
The first kind of information involves information about winds, solar 6 and other geographical characteristics.
It is also important for the architect to understand the client's cultural beliefs and personality 7
The architect needs to know the type of building being considered, and has to study any relevant historical 8