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humans lived in caves

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Alternative functions:
Caves are cold, wet and overall uncomfortable, they are also not very well insulated so a malfunction overall, they are later used as storage because of how they are always kept at a constant and relatively low temperature.

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Mayan houses
Simple, made of usually wood, straw and mudbricks

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Mudbricks are prone to damage in rain, wind and thatched roofs are prone to rotting, Mould and discolourization.

Because of how easy these houses are to build, people would occasionally still use them to store things

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medieval town in Germany preserved

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Malfunctions:
Medieval housing lacked a suitable drainage system so the streets are often not very hygienic.  Many medieval houses also lacked proper planning so the interiors may not always be pleasing to the eye and also lacked glass windows.

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Colonial architecture is built around the world by the Major nations of Western Europe(UK, France, Spain, Portugal and Germany to a limited extent), they are typically made using wood or plaster with a large and luxurious interior(Grand staircases, crystal chandeliers) with a large garden but simplified for the common folks version exist, they eventually developed into modern housing in Nations considered western.

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Colonial Architecture is a symbol of wealth for Europeans in colonies,

Historical Context:
The Europeans had a very clear system of hierarchy so one can just look at a house and tell whether the inhabitant is higher up or lower down the social ladder.  Late colonial also started to feature a drainage system.

Physical Context:
Most areas that are colonized are "supposedly" underdeveloped and uncivilized so the colonizers, the settlers chopped down trees and opened up mines to build their houses.

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residential buildings in eastern bloc nations during the cold war(e.g: china, russia), they are typically constructed with concrete and steel.  Commie blocks are typically prefabricated inside large factories.  They were a product of the circumstance in the USSR, Eastern Europe and Asia where they were ravaged by scorched earth tactics and decades of war, they largely solved the housing crisis in the communist/socialist nations that built them.

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Commie blocks became a trend after 1945 as a societal development in the Eastern Bloc.  The Eastern Bloc was hit the worst by Germany's scorched earth policies and even before the war people lived in medieval conditions.  The commie blocks were designed to solve the housing crisis, raise the living standards and they also allowed a sense of community develop between people.

Product vs Systems:
commie blocks are first invented to create cheap housing but grouping them together actually allowed for easy city planning

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modernist architecture typically uses a steel frame and a lot of glass to let in sunlight

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Societal development:
Built upon the idea of simplicity and image culture(more emphasis on outlook than on practicality), they are typically used as office buildings, hotels and these are the buildings which end up becoming the crowning jewels of a city

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Green Buildings(early 2010s to early 2040s)

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Green Buildings(early 2010s to early 2040s)

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Physical Nature, Functional Nature:
Green buildings are supposed to use large amounts of greenery or alternatively use significantly less energy than contemporary buildings

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There are multiple examples like the Shanghai Tower and Torre reforma which has natural ventilation or Marco Polo Tower which allows the most amount of natural light in which cut down on energy use but the most defining examples are Bosco Verticale in Italy and One Central Park in Australia which uses a lot of greenery as exterior decorations.

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The architecture of the future will be made with carbon nanotubes which will be stronger than even steel and powered ideally be nuclear fusion and solar energy.
Futuristic Architecture would also be arcology based so more than just one type of facility would be in every building(e.g: restaurant, work, entertainment).

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Futurist architecture is also based around the image culture where they are centered around curves and dynamics.  Futurist architecture is largely based on existing concept arts and specifications are adjusted accordingly to issues such as land usage and global warming.

Materials:
Carbon nanotubes will be used for constructing the buildings as they have extremely high density, carbon nanotubes also have superconductive properties if coated with copper and titanium which can cut down energy use

Colours:
White and turquoise will be the primary choices with a tad of navy blue as shown in concept arts

Interiors:
Futurist architecture is supposedly utopian so buildings are self sufficient with its own shopping mall, power plant and water supply but people will still need to leave the building to go to larger entertainment areas.