Steel structures are designed for architectural flexibility through their ability to be easily modified and adapted. The use of steel allows for a wide range of design possibilities, such as curved or cantilevered shapes, and the ability to span large distances without the need for additional support columns. This flexibility allows architects to create unique and innovative designs that can be easily modified to meet changing needs or preferences. Additionally, steel structures can be easily expanded or reconfigured, making them ideal for buildings that may need to accommodate future growth or changes in use.
