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The term architectural error refers to any deviation from the correct designs and construction of a building or structure. Architectural errors are very common, especially in building construction. In most cases, a fundamental architectural flaw can be noticed by a person looking at the building and will not affect the functionality or appearance of the structure, but will affect the overall attractiveness of the building. For example, if a building has a very solid roof, it will be seen by a passerby. However, if the building's roof is too small or the building's interior space is overcrowded, it may not be visible at all and therefore will have a negative impact on the building's overall appearance. Another big problem for architects is that they propose changes to a building or structure that could negatively affect the building's functionality and cause it to collapse. Architectural faults like this are very serious and a lawsuit should be filed to prevent such defects. All too often we see buildings with the wrong flooring type that prevents the building from maintaining its load-bearing capacity, and eventually a collapse occurs due to these issues. A big mistake most architects make is suggesting changes to a structure without careful planning. Even after careful planning and analysis, it became apparent that an architect would propose a transition to a structure that would cause the entire structure to deteriorate, resulting in the death of the people who used it. Such fatal errors occur more often than we would like to believe. That's why it's so important for an architect to do a structural analysis of the building before proposing any major changes to the design. By :
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