It is quite possible to find two people who call themselves architects and yet hardly share any of their daily tasks.
This is precisely why one of the most important conclusions of this thesis is to emphasise the significance of the diversity of design tools and methods available to an architect or urban planner.
This is particularly important nowadays, in times marked by technological changes that, while bringing about enormous improvements, should not overshadow the still relevant virtues of traditional techniques.
Design tools do not compete against each other; they are simply different and therefore result in thoughts being recorded and conveyed differently.
The selection should be as wide as possible in order to reflect the diversity and individuality of the creators in the modern world, which is becoming increasingly unified.
