Hand drawings by architects appears to be is a lost art with the advent of the computer revolution. Drawings serve as a foundation to visual literacy, and the hand-mind connection is deeply rooted in understanding spaces and objects. The tactile sensation of dragging a pencil across a piece of paper was, for centuries, an intrinsic part of the creation of an architectural idea.

These samples were produced over the last thirty years and range from various academic projects, conceptual sketches, and travel sketches.

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