How does architecture respond to global challenges such as population and climate change?

Architecture, similarly as with any field, has brilliant instances of endeavors to push ahead and be considerably more aware of cultural issues and issues. We should recollect that design must be kept in context. Most by far of structures in our reality are not planned by draftsmen. They might be embraced by manufacturers or started immediately yet we absolutely can't state that all structures that populate our city were deliberately planned by designers. 

 

I just returned from Austria where I went to a meeting called "Space Matters". On one hand we understand that space is significant, it influences our personal satisfaction. However, this additionally identifies with the logical sense whereby space is matter… it is made of issue, not something impalpable. Many individuals were discussing engineering and activism. On the off chance that we take a gander at Favelas and different types of unconstrained lodging and networks, we see that there are elective types of building practice. Engineering in this sense is activism, not question creation. There are parts of social reconciliation and association in these networks that are massively positive and we could gain so much from them.