An architecture concept is an abstract idea or principle that guides the design process and helps define the objectives of a building or structure. It can encompass aspects such as the purpose of the building, the context, the materials, the users, and the functionality.
On the other hand, an architectural style refers to a specific aesthetic and design language that is characterized by a distinct set of features, such as forms, textures, colors, and patterns. Styles can also be influenced by cultural, historical, and geographic factors.
In short, an architecture concept guides the design process, while an architectural style is the visual expression of that concept.
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