1. Formal Criticism: This type of criticism focuses on the architectural design aspects, such as form, space, proportion, scale, and aesthetics.
2. Functional Criticism: This type of criticism focuses on how effectively a building fulfills its intended purpose, including its functionality and usability.
3. Contextual Criticism: This type of criticism considers how the architecture fits into its surroundings, including its cultural, social, and environmental context.
4. Historical Criticism: This type of criticism examines the architectural design in the historical and cultural context of its creation.
5. Social Criticism: This type of criticism examines the social implications and impact of the architecture, including its role in shaping society and reflecting cultural values.
6. Environmental Criticism: This type of criticism examines the ecological impact of the architecture, including its energy efficiency, carbon footprint, and environmental sustainability.
7. Economic Criticism: This type of criticism examines the economic impact of the architecture, including its cost, value, and economic viability.
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