3D Exquisite Corpse: Drawing as a Thinking Tool

Undoubtedly, drawing has played a fundamental role on the most radical experiments in the history of architecture. However, the understanding of drawing as a mere representative tool has seriously damaged its relevance in the last years. In addition, the discipline of architecture has dramatically changed with the irruption of new computational technologies, leading to a progressive disappearance of the “traditional” drawing from the curriculum of many Schools of Architecture. From our perspective, the drawing provides more than the sole representation and cannot be enclosed in a single technique. It promotes creativity, expressiveness and a critical view of reality. It is an essential tool of expression, creation, and architectural criticism, that substantiates the architectural pedagogy.

https://doi.org/10.35483/ACSA.FALL.19.25

Volume Editors
Amy Larimer, Deborah Berke, Diana Lin, Drew Krafcik, John Barton & Sunil Bald

ISBN
978-1-944214-24-1