Idea Management and its role in the evolution of architectural engineering

Somayeh Rezaei Khoboshan¹

1) Undergraduate Ph.D. Executive MBA

IOI Code : XBHB-DHEKC
Publication : International Congress of Science and Engineering - TOKYO UNIVERSITY - JAPAN(tuicet.com)
Abstract :
    One of the most important issues that has always been considered in theoretical studies of architecture is the recognition of the position of the idea as the initial seed and the concept as the result of the expansion of the idea. Concept is the key to realizing and meaningful the idea that ultimately leads to the ultimate and ultimate product. Consequently, it seems that the concept is somehow the same tactic; the technique comes after it. Ideas are one of the most important requirements of today s architecture. But, unfortunately, our contemporary architecture is inundated with poverty and idleness, and this reflects our diminution of architecture to the extent that we have reduced it to a building level. One of the things that can be said about this is the failure of our architects to recognize the nature of their ideas and outcomes. Typically, their recognition does not seem to be so deep-seated, while in the depths and around the idea, new concepts can be introduced. One of the things that it s time to keep this issue going and keep up-to-date with the demand is ideological management. This kind of management, with logical and functional mechanisms, has an evolutionary approach to architecture engineering.

Keywords : management idea technology architecture idea idea