The role of the architect in organic architecture is to design buildings that harmonize with the natural environment, incorporating elements of nature into the design. Organic architecture is based on the concept of designing a structure as if it were a living organism. The architect must therefore ensure that the building is in harmony with its surroundings, both aesthetically and functionally. This involves using natural materials and integrating the building into the landscape. The architect must also consider the comfort and well-being of the building's occupants, taking into account factors such as natural light, ventilation, and temperature control. Overall, the architect must balance the needs of the environment, the building, and its occupants to create a harmonious and sustainable structure.
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