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=== Many people think that **__architecture__** and __urban__ planning have nothing to do with __each__ other. These people are wrong, for me, no two professions are so __intimately related__ as these ones. While it is true that architecture is **__primarily__** the design of a single building in a city as an individual and relates mainly to meet the needs of a specific group of people, urban planning is __based__ primarily on the development of cities, __taking into account__ in a large scale the needs of a __variety__ of people. It is also true that both, in fact, are responsible for designing places. === === In Caracas, the urban planning is evident only in the center and __northeast__ of the city, where houses are __arranged, grouped and organized__ into specific sites which are comfortable. Here we can see the real __relationship__ between urban planning and architecture, because there is an effective __distribution__ of the different elements that compose a city. That is, the houses are grouped in __neighborhoods__, while factories and jobs are concentrated in industrial areas. In contrast to this description, it is the southwest of the city, where urban planning and architecture are absent. We find poor houses without any organization, one after another almost overcrowded, in slums, which are unable to fully meet the needs of a family. ===

It is for this reason that in my opinion, for a city to function __effectively__, there must be excellent communication between the urban and the buildings that comprise it.
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