Yes, simple architecture can respond to the function of a building. In fact, many architects and designers aim to create simple and functional buildings that meet the needs of their users without needlessly adding complexity or ornamentation. By focusing on the fundamental requirements of the building's purpose, designers can create architecture that is efficient, practical, and effective. This often involves careful consideration of factors such as space planning, circulation, lighting, and materials, which can all contribute to the successful functioning of a building. Ultimately, the goal of simple architecture is to create structures that are both visually and functionally satisfying.
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