Multifunctional:
The design of the building should be able to accommodate more than 1 type of usage. It is important as a building in this time and age where land space is limited and thus any building or structure constructed requires it to be able to be used for more than single cause.
Easily Adaptable:
The structure or building designed must be easily adaptable to different types of usage. Similar to the point above, the building or structure should be able to convert itself with minor fuss to another use.
Sustainable:
The structure should be long-lasting without fear of the foundations collapsing on itself. The materials put into use for the construction of the building should be able to withstand intense use. Sustainability of the structure is probably the most important factor to take into account when designing a building. Without it being long-lasting, resources, time and money would be wasted for reconstruction and repairs.
Convenience for users:
Features such as parking lots, restaurants, and parks should be situated around the structure to ensure convenience, no matter the purpose of the structure. If it is not convenient for users to travel there and back, no one would frequent the building no matter the aesthetic appeal or service.
Criteria:
- Appealing to the eyes(It should not look very chunky, like a normal HDB flat, and should be special compared to them.)
- Creative(Shouldn't look like a building that has already been done before, and it should have some part where it would cause some "wow!" reaction.)
- Spacious(The interior of the building should be spacious, not look too cramped.)
- Not too squarish(It should be a little curvy, mainly less squarish, since nearly everything is blocky, like HDB flats.)
- Coherence(It should also be coherent to the surrounding buildings, not look very different from the other surrounding buildings.)
Example:
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