Architectural design has traditionally focused on aesthetics, with the primary goal of creating visually appealing buildings that reflect the designer's style and vision. However, in recent years, there has been a growing focus on sustainability in architectural design. This research article explores the intersection of sustainability and aesthetics in architectural design and how architects can create buildings that are both environmentally sustainable and aesthetically pleasing. The article also presents a case study to illustrate how sustainability and aesthetics were incorporated into the design of a residential building.
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