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Index
Cover Half Title page Title page Copyright page Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction
Perhaps the ideal way in which an architect can approach the act of drawing is to be unaware that he is actually doing it at all.
Chapter 1: Drawing and Motive
Finding the Appropriate Visual Register Experiment and Graphic Vision Communicating with Clarity
Chapter 2: Drawing and Strategy
The Seen, the Unseen and the Seductive The Strategy of Implementation vis-à-vis Confrontation The City Transfigured and the Soho Project The Advanced Five-Finger Exercise and Fast Company
Chapter 3: Drawing and Vision
Viennese Visionaries The 20th-Century City-Figure Vision Intensified The Genesis of Vision Drawing as Statement
Chapter 4: Drawing and Image
Choosing the Means and Transcending the Medium Mannerism Paper Architecture Imagery as Imagery Thought-Through Technique: Ensnaring Spontaneity
Chapter 5: Drawing and Composition
Composition Revived The Champion of the Axonometric Who is the Audience? Compositional Hybrids and the Collage Drawing
Chapter 6: Drawing with Expression and Atmosphere
The Power of the Depictive Image The Calm and the Slamming The Observer’s Culture Extending the Cultural Limits Shifting Position Architectural Narrative
Chapter 7: Drawing and Technics
Operational Drawings Architecture as Body-Wrap Tectonic and Representational Range Subtle Technology and Nuance Drawing in Process
Chapter 8: Drawing and Surface
Digital Dispassion Substance and Atmosphere Elaboration and Overstatement Conveying Character In-Built Metamorphosis
Chapter 9: Beyond Drawing – Beyond Reality
A Field of Speculation Holding Off the Tedium of Reality The Exploratory Scribble as Model West Coast Wonderland Creativity Explored The Drawing Redefined
Chapter 10: Digital–Manual Drawing and the Power of the Eye
The Recognitive Eye The Manipulative Eye The Seductive Eye The Back-and-Forth of the Digital The Scribbler, the Weaver, the Embroiderer, the Whittler, the Gadget-Maker
Key Search Terms Picture Credits
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