The building's construction time and budget can have a significant impact on the implementation of architectural ordonnance.
If the construction time is tight, it could lead to rushed or simplified designs that may compromise the overall quality and implementation of the architectural ordonnance. It may also lead to the use of cheaper and inferior materials that may not meet the necessary standards of the ordonnance.
On the other hand, if the budget is limited, it may lead to compromises in the intensity and extent of the architectural ordonnance. The use of cheaper materials may be necessary to keep costs down, which may not result in the desired outcome of the architectural design.
Therefore, architects and builders must balance construction time and budget constraints with the need to achieve the desired architectural ordonnance. This may involve finding creative solutions and compromises that maintain the integrity and quality of the design while still meeting budget and time constraints. Additionally, proper planning and communication between the architect and builder can help ensure that the ordonnance is achieved while staying within budget and meeting construction timelines.
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