Sketches
Freehand drawing as a working method - where a design is thought through before it is drafted.
Why the studio still draws by hand
A meaningful architectural concept is easier to find with a pencil than a cursor. Freehand studies let an idea be tested, argued with and thrown away quickly - long before it costs anything to change.
The drawings below are working sketches, not presentation art: proportion tests, section ideas, site responses and quick options explored in conversation with the client. Many of them are the first version of a building that now stands.
Studies from the studio
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Many of these studies are the first version of a building that now stands.
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A bungalow, an apartment block, a resort, a campus or a whole township - bring us the site and the brief, and a principal architect will walk you through what is possible on it.