Simplicity in architecture can greatly enhance the maintenance of a building by making it easier to clean, repair, and update. Simple designs have fewer intricate details that can accumulate dirt and debris, and are easier to access and clean.
Furthermore, simple architecture often uses readily available, durable materials that are easier to maintain and replace. This makes repairs and maintenance less expensive and time-consuming.
In contrast, complex and ornate designs can increase the cost and difficulty of maintenance. Intricate details may require specialized skills and tools to clean and repair, and may be more prone to damage or wear over time.
In summary, simplicity in architecture can help minimize the cost and time required for maintenance, making a building more efficient and sustainable in the long term.
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