The Fundació Joan Miró presents Lina Bo Bardi Drawing, the first exhibition to focus specifically on the role of drawing in the life and work of the Italian-born Brazilian architect.
Lina Bo Bardi’s Relationship with Drawing Explored by the Fundació Joan Miró’s Exhibition
https://www.archdaily.com/911803/lina-bo-bardis-relationship-with-drawing-explored-by-the-fundacio-joan-miros-exhibitionRomullo Baratto
A Selection of the Best Architecture Sketches: Alberto Campo Baeza
Some time ago, I embarked on an internet research journey for a project centered on representation in architecture. My quest led me to peruse the websites of various architecture firms. While many of them passed quickly without leaving a lasting impression, a few captured my full attention. I delved into and appreciated the unique sensibilities of their authors, particularly their penchant for drawings and freehand sketches, which I had not previously encountered.
Within the vast landscape of these mental explorations, I stumbled upon Alberto Campo Baeza's drawing library—a discovery I enjoyed so much that I felt compelled to share it.
https://www.archdaily.com/911726/a-selection-of-the-best-architecture-sketches-alberto-campo-baezaDanae Santibañez
ArchDaily Topics - February: Representation in Architecture
Starting this month, ArchDaily will introduce monthly themes. Our editors and curators will align their efforts to go deeper into topics we find relevant in today’s architectural discourse, presenting new articles, projects, collaborations, and submissions by our readers. This month we will begin with Architectural Representation.
https://www.archdaily.com/911345/archdaily-topics-number-1-representation-in-architectureDavid Basulto
The Best Drawing Tutorials for Architects on YouTube
The slightly trembling linework, the distinctive crossed corners, the parallel hatching, and the uppercase letters: it is undeniable that architects have developed a style of drawing over time. And though free-hand perspectives are no longer the only (or even primary) form of representation for architectural projects, they still have enormous importance during the design process. They are a design tool rather than a form of representation.
https://www.archdaily.com/911414/the-best-drawing-tutorials-for-architects-on-youtubeEduardo Souza
A Selection of the Best Architecture Sketches: Rogelio Ruiz Fernández
An active ArchDaily collaborator, architect and doctor Rogelio Ruiz Fernández, has emerged as a great enthusiast of cinema, architecture, cities and landscapes. He expresses his love for visual arts, architecture, and culture through his drawings. In these moments, he documents trips, his favorite locales, and project ideas that will later become works of architecture.
https://www.archdaily.com/907215/seleccion-de-los-mejores-dibujos-arquitectonicos-rogelio-ruiz-fernandezDanae Santibañez
12 Offices that Use Collage to Create Architectural Atmospheres
“An image is a sight which has been recreated or reproduced. It is an appearance, or a set of appearances, which has been detached from the place and time in which it first made its appearance and preserved – for a few moments or a few centuries. Every image embodies a way of seeing.” - John Berger / 1972 / Ways of seeing
https://www.archdaily.com/784648/12-ways-of-representing-multi-layered-architectural-atmospheresDanae Santibañez
The Creative Energy of Zaha's Sketches
A year after her untimely passing, we take a look back on one of the hallmarks of Zaha Hadid's career as an architect: her sketches. In October we wrote about how her paintings influenced her architecture. Now, we examine her most emblematic sketches and the part they played in the initial formal exploration of her design process.
https://www.archdaily.com/868315/the-creative-energy-of-zahas-sketchesDanae Santibañez
20 Beautiful Axonometric Drawings of Iconic Buildings
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Architect and illustrator Diego Inzunza has created a new series titled "Architectural Classics," which presents and analyzes 20 iconic architectural works from the 20th-century. Using a graphic technique based upon axonometric views, the style allows each building to be seen from multiple sides, creating a comprehensive overall interpretation of the architecture.
https://www.archdaily.com/866964/20-beautiful-axonometric-drawings-of-iconic-buildingsMartita Vial
7 Ways to Use Animated GIFs to Improve Your Project Presentation
Introducing movement to drawings and diagrams is an excellent way to show the development and progress of ideas fundamental to a project. Animated GIFs can therefore be a useful tool to improve your project presentation, explaining in a lean way a large amount of complex information.
https://www.archdaily.com/788397/7-ways-to-use-animated-gifs-to-improve-your-project-presentationMartita Vial