With architectural design, which is nothing more than a detailed mental description of the construction processes that will follow, we minimize the likelihood of structural failure, both in terms of time and financial costs as well as in terms of the final outcome.

This work, in the hands of a specialized reader, such as an engineer, serves as a source of knowledge regarding the construction sector (building construction) and as a challenge for further thoughts and inquiries in this field.

For a student of a related subject, such as a future architect or civil engineer, it holds educational importance as it not only informs but also indicates a methodology for processing application and transmission of the included knowledge.

Finally, it is also aimed at the teacher of this particular subject, as it does not limit itself to merely describing the processes of building construction, but also extends to the analysis of the methodology with which architectural design must be carried out and taught in the relevant field of knowledge.

Based on the above reasoning, extensive material is presented and analyzed through original drawings and photographs, instructions, theory, and exercises. The 1st part deals with mechanical installations in buildings, the 2nd part with the construction of metal buildings, and the 3rd part with the construction of wooden frames and wall cladding.