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Architectural Sketches 002 – The Series

Life of an Architect

About 30 days and thousands of sketches later, it’s time for the next round of Architectural Sketches – The Series. I really want to try and demonstrate that there are all sorts of ways that architects sketch and work through design challenges, but my sketches just aren’t that great as standalone items.

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Architectural Sketching [or How to Sketch like Bob] | Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

Home / Graphics / Architectural Sketching or How to Sketch like Me Architectural Sketching or How to Sketch like Me Bob Borson — April 7, 2014 — 70 Comments Architectural sketching is becoming a thing of the past – at least that’s how it seems to me most days.

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Share Your Work With the World | Upload Your Projects to Architizer

Architizer

Architects upload their work to Architizer for a variety of reasons: To showcase their projects to potential clients, share knowledge with peers, and create a shared portfolio that everyone in their team can access and share. ➡️ Click here to explore the latest featured projects 2.

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Paper Architecture: What’s the Point?

Architizer

Behind each award-winning project we see come to fruition each year, there lie countless sketches, models, and renderings created during the design process, as well as unrealized, theoretical concepts, commonly known as paper architecture. Enter the Architizer Vision Awards.

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Paper Architecture: What’s the Point?

Architizer

Behind each award-winning project we see come to fruition each year, there lie countless sketches, models, and renderings created during the design process, as well as unrealized, theoretical concepts, commonly known as paper architecture. Enter the Architizer Vision Awards.

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HARARE - DUBAI - THE WORLD

Shades of Grey

Work was hard to come by and we found ourselves doing mostly quick concept designs that never got off the ground. Here I was using Autocad for detailed plans, Elevations and Sections, photoshop for applying colour, Archicad for quick 3d views, acrobat for compiling everything into design brochures to submit to the client.

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Shop in Baviaans Kloof – Rethinking an Approach to Working Drawings

DesignScape Architects

Projects in remote locations definitely have their challenges. Our client, based overseas, is involved in a family farm in the Baviaans, with the closest town being Willowmore in the Karoo. First, though, we sent a simple diagram to the client for approval. We found ourselves somewhat back at Square One!