The basic elements of architecture include:
1. Space: The area within and around a building or structure.
2. Line: The visual element that defines the edges and boundaries of a structure.
3. Shape: The defining feature of a structure, such as triangular, rectangular or circular.
4. Form: The 3-dimensional volume of a structure.
5. Light: The natural or artificial illumination that affects the appearance and spatial quality of a structure.
6. Texture: The surface character and finishes of a building or structure.
7. Color: The hue, saturation, and brightness of a structure.
8. Scale: The proportionate size and sizing of a structure in relation to other buildings and objects.
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