Architecture critics evaluate the relationship between a building and its views by considering several factors such as the location of the building, the purpose of the building, the design of the building, and the surrounding landscape. They assess how well the building takes advantage of its surroundings to offer unique viewpoints and create a sense of place.
They evaluate whether the building offers visual connections to the surrounding landscape, whether it enhances the views or distracts from them, and how it interacts with the nearby built environment. Critics also consider how the building's transparency, orientation, and use of materials affect the views from inside and outside the building.
Overall, architecture critics evaluate the relationship between a building and its views based on how the building responds to its context and enhances the experience of being in that place.
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