The open sketchbook : finding ideas | Essay | Architectural Review
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De l’art et de l’utilité de l’esquisse comme outil fondamental dans le processus de création
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https://www.architectural-review.com/pictures/1180xany/3/5/9/3187359_doshisketchtheopensketchbookthearchitecturalreview.jpg A medium for negotiation and renegotiation, the sketch is a loose tool, used to restlessly search for the ideas that we do not yet know
To draw with uncertainty in order to uncover, finding more, is to sketch. The technique of intuition gently guides the hand in its pursuit of representation, adjusting observations and thoughts as it brushes over the surface. Insecure marks make room for discovery, for negotiating what it is that a project, a building, an idea is about. In a universe of architectural criticism that deals in the polished reflections of projects, excavating these sketches, understanding them as the nascence of the building or an architectural thesis, comes close to revealing the beliefs of those making work today.
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http://www.architectural-review.com/Pictures/600x500/P/web/m/f/a/resized_elizabeth-hatz-2-sketches-architectural-review.jpg It is difficult to complete an architectural project without some form of sketching. The sketch is a medium for negotiation and renegotiation – a loose tool – the archaeology it leaves behind is often left uncovered, hidden amongst the pages of books. We invited several architects to share their pages as part of our sketchbook series, which features in the upcoming July/August issue on Criticism. Below is work from Collectif Encore, Julian Lewis, David Kohn, Sou Fujimoto, Elizabeth Hatz and Dan Jessen