Feedback plays a crucial role in the design of architectural details because it provides information on how a particular detail is functioning and how it can be improved. Feedback can come from a variety of sources, including the architects themselves, clients, builders, and users of the building. By incorporating feedback into the design process, architects can identify areas where the detail is not functioning properly, such as in terms of functionality, aesthetics, or sustainability. This information can help them refine and improve the detail until it meets the needs of all stakeholders. Ultimately, the goal of feedback in architectural design is to create details that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing while also meeting the needs of the users and the environment.
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