pə-rā yōō-tĭl'ĭ-tē
etymology : Para+Utility
function : noun
1. A para utility building structure would mean the expertise of the architect to use the space in best functional use. Eg like one defined by Howard Roark, a character in the book “The Fountain Head” by Ayn Rand.
2. The prefix para with utility building gives special reverence to the architect if he/she is able to make the functional use of the given building in a manner, which best serves the inhabitant functionally even without the owner being able to articulate what he requires and only realizing that he needed this once he uses it.

(Virkant Sharma 11.25.2007)
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