Architecture must satisfy the senses through responsible design. By integrating the human scale within the built environment, architecture becomes more about the human experience. The design of a building must respond to its unique and specific surroundings. The cultural, historical, and economical impact that a place has on the development of a cohesive building must be accounted for.Architecture in itself is a service, a necessity for common daily life. Without contextual design, a building loses its connection with the place and people it serves. Architecture must address the natural environment in every aspect of design. From the site development and its footprint to the last finished facade detail, a buildings response to its environment rests solely on the compassion of its designer. Architecture is the medium in which individual elements, when designed efficiently and responsibly, come together to create a powerful, informed, and unique experience.