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Architecture has lost its characteristics and principles due to a lack of connection to nature. To remedy this, architects should design with simplicity, allow styles to differ as individuals, make buildings appear to grow naturally, use colors that fit natural forms, bring out the natural qualities of materials, and imbue buildings with character so they stand the test of time.
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Glycosides are classified on the basis of the pharmacological action
Glycosides are also classified on the basis of linkage between glycone and aglycone part
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Chemical Properties
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- 2. Design Method/ Strategies • Simplicity & Response • Many styles of architecture should be approach as the are different individual • Building should appear to grow easily • Colours that fit to natural form • Bring out the nature of materials • Building with characters tends to stand longer
- 3. Nature As Root of Architecture