3. Conclusion
At the end of the two stages we have just completed, it is clear that the notion of an applied system can be considered in two ways.
The first is to see, in a building, a fairly sophisticated mechanism that generically mobilizes interdependent sub-assemblies. This articulation of different components to offer a service to the end user corresponds to what specialists refer to as "system architecture". In fact, a building should not be considered solely in terms of its construction, but also in terms of its long-term operation. Construction as a process is then defined as a transitory state, essential to ensure stable service. Construction as an object is seen as the perennial support for an activity, in the sense of the logistics essential for deployment.
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