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in light of that last post highlighting some of the best work of some of the folks here in the studio, I would like to be honest and show some of our worst work to date: Zeke, the faithful but inpatient studio pup, does not like drawings and especially trace paper. He really feels that [...]
It’s been over twenty years since I was in Venice. That sounds inconceivable to me as that wonderful and awful city sits in such a dominant and insistent place in my memory. I haven’t visited except in the dozens of drawings in now faded sketchbooks and hundreds of film negatives tucked safely away. Of the [...]
a few thoughts on using QR codes for displaying public information about upcoming construction
some thoughts on perspective and elevation drawings, their functions, and Thomas Jefferson’s Rotunda building at the University of Virginia
an architect’s New Year’s resolutions and remembering why I became an architect
experimental drawing for a renovation project in Boulder, Colorado by M. Gerwing Architects and a discussion on the use of experimental drawings, hand drawings, sketches and 3D computer imaging