The document discusses the importance of environmental ethics in architecture and construction. It states that environmental ethics are not yet a determining factor when making practical decisions about constructed environments in Venezuela. It provides examples of construction projects that lack contextual sensitivity and were executed despite evident issues and viable alternatives. The document also notes that environmental ethics are an active process being gradually adopted by civil society, though the idea is still slowly taking root in common sense. Environmental ethics become particularly important as environmental conflicts begin to directly affect communities and their quality of living.