Title: Traditional Architecture versus Modern Architecture | S3DA DESIGN Structural & MEP Design
Headings: Traditional Architecture versus Modern Architecture
Traditional Architecture versus Modern Architecture
Why Traditional Architecture?
Modern Architecture
Why Modern Architecture?
Key Elements Of Modern Architecture
Comparative Relationship between Traditional Architecture and Modern Architecture
Conclusion

Content: However, with careful use of traditional solutions, it is possible to reduce energy needs drastically and use enough architectural style to build a more pleasant home. Building designers can use modern materials, innovative construction techniques, and technology to increase the profitability and efficiency of traditional buildings. Apart from this, overlooking our architectural heritage and wisdom of the past translates to neglecting the unavoidable challenge for higher energy efficiency required in this generation. Modern Architecture
Architecture must represent the way we live now rather than the way we lived a hundred years ago. Modern architecture became popular in the late 19 th century following revolutions from technology, building materials, and engineering as well as the desire to abandon the traditional architectural styles and invent something that is new and functional. Reinforced concrete replaced bricks and stone as the primary building materials. Mechanization and internationalization have led to the rejection of traditional architecture and inadequate understanding of the physics of construction deprive the building the fundamental skill and left it at the mercy of the climate. With the adaption of using new building tools and equipment, design and building timeframes became shorter. Why Modern Architecture? Eimer Design explains that modern architecture is the most suitable style in this modern era, especially when digital technology greatly matches it.