Sketches

HAND-DRAWN

Hand-drawn sketching is an extremely valuable and important tool in our creative process. We believe that it is one of the most effective ways to communicate the inherent emotion and character of a design idea. However, it is rapidly becoming a lost art in today’s computer driven architectural environment.

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VOCABULARY

Sketches take many forms in our office, oftentimes loose, generally without color, they can range from besing simple snapshots of the creative process to more precise representations of designs, spaces or details. They are typically three dimensional, but simple hand drawn elevations that convey the essence of a design are also very effective.

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