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One of the biggest casualties of the digital age has been the fine skill of handwriting, and the opportunities to show off one's artsy and satisfyingly precise script are diminishing every day. When was the last time you picked up a pen?

This was our first project in History of Architecture 1

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The completely updated step-by-step guide to¿capturing experiences in sketch format—regardless of artistic ability Recording your ideas and observations primarily in pictures instead of words can help you become more creative and constructive on the job, no matter what your level of artistic ability. Featuring completely new coverage of visual note-taking in a digital world, Visual Notes for Architects and Designers, Second Edition demonstrates how to make rapid, notational sketches…

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Sketchbooks and notebooks are an essential part of an architect’s or designer’s life. Sketching and designing go hand in hand....

Introducing our Architectural Sheets Template Pack, ( link in bio)meticulously crafted to elevate the presentation standards for architecture students during their jury sessions. With 15 meticulously designed sheets, this pack offers a comprehensive range of templates to suit various architectural projects. Each template is optimized for A1 size, ensuring clarity and professionalism in every presentation. Designed with the discerning architect in mind, our templates are available in Adobe…

The purpose of this group is to create an online archive of Table of Contents pages. We begin with images from the book "The Next Page: Thirty Tables of Contents," compiled by the editors of Design Observer, Michael Bierut, William Drenttel, and Jessica Helfand. We encourage you to scan and upload contents pages from your own library and add them to the group's photo pool.