1. Space Utilization: The utilization of available space is an important factor to consider in architectural planning to ensure that the building is efficient, functional, and comfortable for users.
2. Accessibility: The design should be inclusive to all individuals, regardless of age, ability, or physical condition.
3. Safety and Security: Building codes and safety standards should be adhered to in order to ensure the safety and security of the building and its occupants.
4. Durability: The building should be designed to withstand environmental factors, such as weather, and should be able to stand the test of time with minimal maintenance.
5. Sustainability: Consideration for the environmental impact of the building materials, energy use, and waste management should be included in the design to reduce the building's carbon footprint.
6. Aesthetics: The building should be designed in a visually appealing manner and be in harmony with the surrounding environment.
7. Functionality: The building should be designed with its intended use in mind and should meet the functional requirements of the users.
8. Flexibility: The design should be flexible enough to incorporate changes in the future if necessary.
9. Cost-effectiveness: The design should be created to fit within the allocated budget and should be financially sustainable in the long run.
10. Maintenance: The building should be designed to be easily maintained and repaired, with minimal disruption to occupants.
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