1. Accuracy: Representation must accurately portray the design idea, scale, proportions, and materials of the building.
2. Time: The process of architectural representation requires time and effort, which may be challenging in meeting deadlines.
3. Complexity: The representation of complex geometric shapes or materials can make the process difficult.
4. Scale: The representation of large-scale projects can become very intricate and challenging.
5. Communication: It is essential to ensure that the representation accurately represents the design intent and communicates the design to various stakeholders.
6. Cost: The production and distribution of architectural representations can be expensive, making it difficult to produce for the entire project life cycle.
7. User-friendliness: The representation needs to communicate the design effectively, and elements such as icons, symbols, and presentation styles must be easy to understand and navigate.
8. Technology: Different software and tools can be complicated to use and require specialized knowledge and training.
9. Legacy technologies: The adoption of new software and tools may pose a problem for companies or individuals who are still using legacy software and equipment.
10. Aesthetics: Design representation is a form of design in itself, and therefore, must be beautiful, aesthetically pleasing, and memorable.
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