The pleasure of enjoying architecture should not be exclusively of the rich or people with high purchasing power. If we consider architecture an art, and the construction of a work that will endure over time a heritage of a community, everyone should have access to inhabit a good structure. The architect has a role not only commercially but also with society. The economic architecture is one that is accessible to all.

1. Wojciech Odrobina
Economic
architecture

2. The pleasure of enjoying architecture should not be
exclusively of the rich or people with high purchasing
power. If we consider architecture an art, and the
construction of a work that will endure over time a
heritage of a community, everyone should have access to
inhabit a good structure. The architect has a role not only
commercially but also with society.
The economic architecture is one that is accessible to all.

3. Within the economic architecture we find several
dimensions. On the one hand, the designs made from
sustainable building materials such as clay, earth, stone,
wood, among others.

4. These materials are drawn from nature, often from the
environment where the building will be built.
So sustainable homes or buildings are a good example of
economic architecture.

5. On the other hand, prefabricated homes, or built from
modules designed to be mass produced, are another
example of economic architecture. These homes cost up
to 70% cheaper than traditional homes. They are
economical and accessible to all budgets.

6. Another example of economic architecture is rural
architecture. Although they are also homes built with
natural materials we also find entire rural communities.

7. These examples are key to understanding that anyone
can live in a space designed by an architect and without
spending too much money.