Do They Need to Know About a Concept?

I think if a building is successful and its concept is successful, then no one needs to know there is even a concept. I don't know how the funk you can understand what's going on at a deep level unless you're talking about giant broad brush stroke conceptual project ideas that are really obvious. It could be that in projects when the concept is realized in a more explicit way, for architects and for non architects,. That could be a sign that it actualy its a good project. And also, maybe you would say that if this building helped educate other people and realize the problem’s at hand? Then that is a much more potent building than one that does it tacitly.