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Sketches of an Architect, by Rouen Cathedral on Jul 23, 2017 12:51:46 GMT 1, Not urban art but I though I'd share some sketches completed throughout the design process.
I've never been the greatest sketcher but am a huge proponent of putting pen to paper to get design ideas flowing. To often architects/students get stuck with all the computer based tools that the designs become rigid and 'stuck'. Using the hand helps keep the design flexible even though almost everything is computer based these days I always try to find time to sketch even if it's quick and rough.
I've always seen architect sketches as little works of art especially from those much more skilled then me!
Here's a couple and I'll probably keep adding to the thread.
Private Residence #1
Not urban art but I though I'd share some sketches completed throughout the design process. I've never been the greatest sketcher but am a huge proponent of putting pen to paper to get design ideas flowing. To often architects/students get stuck with all the computer based tools that the designs become rigid and 'stuck'. Using the hand helps keep the design flexible even though almost everything is computer based these days I always try to find time to sketch even if it's quick and rough. I've always seen architect sketches as little works of art especially from those much more skilled then me! Here's a couple and I'll probably keep adding to the thread. Private Residence #1 |
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Sketches of an Architect, by Daniel Silk on Jul 23, 2017 12:55:16 GMT 1, Yeah, I agree completely.
Much better to do drawings at the early stages of design to get a more natural feel the the building.
Yeah, I agree completely.
Much better to do drawings at the early stages of design to get a more natural feel the the building.
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reyn
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Sketches of an Architect, by reyn on Jul 28, 2017 17:49:14 GMT 1, Personally I love original architect sketches. I started out sketching years ago before moving to the drawing board. Now it's all AutoCAD which seems to depersonalise the whole process.
Personally I love original architect sketches. I started out sketching years ago before moving to the drawing board. Now it's all AutoCAD which seems to depersonalise the whole process.
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Sketches of an Architect, by Fake on Jul 28, 2017 19:35:33 GMT 1, I actually bought a building plot and chose my architect today ;-) happy days! Will try and share some sketches here!
I actually bought a building plot and chose my architect today ;-) happy days! Will try and share some sketches here!
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Sketches of an Architect, by The True Cubs Fan on Jul 28, 2017 21:31:33 GMT 1, Actually love architectural sketches, saw someone making one of a beautiful building while traveling in Rio and asked to buy it. It was a whole mix up because I don't speak Portuguese and they didn't speak English. But would love to see more of people's sketches!
Actually love architectural sketches, saw someone making one of a beautiful building while traveling in Rio and asked to buy it. It was a whole mix up because I don't speak Portuguese and they didn't speak English. But would love to see more of people's sketches!
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Sketches of an Architect, by Jeezuz Jones Snr on Jul 29, 2017 3:48:35 GMT 1, Not urban art but I though I'd share some sketches completed throughout the design process. I've never been the greatest sketcher but am a huge proponent of putting pen to paper to get design ideas flowing. To often architects/students get stuck with all the computer based tools that the designs become rigid and 'stuck'. Using the hand helps keep the design flexible even though almost everything is computer based these days I always try to find time to sketch even if it's quick and rough. I've always seen architect sketches as little works of art especially from those much more skilled then me! Here's a couple and I'll probably keep adding to the thread. Private Residence #1
Nice work, but you need to add two steps up to your front door as it looks like 300mm plus high 😉
Not urban art but I though I'd share some sketches completed throughout the design process. I've never been the greatest sketcher but am a huge proponent of putting pen to paper to get design ideas flowing. To often architects/students get stuck with all the computer based tools that the designs become rigid and 'stuck'. Using the hand helps keep the design flexible even though almost everything is computer based these days I always try to find time to sketch even if it's quick and rough. I've always seen architect sketches as little works of art especially from those much more skilled then me! Here's a couple and I'll probably keep adding to the thread. Private Residence #1 Nice work, but you need to add two steps up to your front door as it looks like 300mm plus high 😉 |
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Sketches of an Architect, by Rouen Cathedral on Jul 31, 2017 3:03:25 GMT 1, A very quick simple one:
Brewery #1
A very quick simple one: Brewery #1 |
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Sketches of an Architect, by searchandrescue on Jul 31, 2017 11:51:38 GMT 1, Studied architecture as a young person for a few years, it will always be my life's passion. The power of a pencil and paper can never be underestimated. Loving the Papermate fineliner's! those along with Pilot and Rotring were the business! Occasionally dig out some of my sketch books / drawings some of my best work without a doubt.
Studied architecture as a young person for a few years, it will always be my life's passion. The power of a pencil and paper can never be underestimated. Loving the Papermate fineliner's! those along with Pilot and Rotring were the business! Occasionally dig out some of my sketch books / drawings some of my best work without a doubt.
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Sketches of an Architect, by avec art on Jul 31, 2017 12:08:16 GMT 1, google sketch up (and other programs) have a feature which imitates hand drawings, call also be rendered and viewed from any angle of course. But it's not the same, and without soul.
google sketch up (and other programs) have a feature which imitates hand drawings, call also be rendered and viewed from any angle of course. But it's not the same, and without soul.
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Sketches of an Architect, by Yeah Yeah Yeah Round2 on Aug 1, 2017 18:49:53 GMT 1, From many many many years experience, Clients don't pay for you to sketch. It's a sad reality.
From many many many years experience, Clients don't pay for you to sketch. It's a sad reality.
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