This Design Strategy belongs to an ongoing research entitled Maps ‘Tailor Made’ to the Body of Places: Design Strategies Against the Indifference of Representation. In this research we defend that each place has its own representation, and the drawing is the privileged tool for the designer to represent it. As an example, this design strategy — representation by absence —, used in the Dom Luiz I Bridge map in the city of Porto.publishe
Through a critical discussion of the role and functioning of sketching in architectural design, foll...
In 1977 Malagueira at Évora began to be built. Drawings show that “plan” and “project” have unfixed ...
Cities are built for people, however, sometimes the nature of the urban environment does not reflect...
This abstract refers to an ongoing research entitled "Maps Tailored to the Body of Places: Drawing S...
This research upholds the Designer’s mediator role in the representation of places and drawing as it...
The use of a site-based drawing methodology as a tool to map place was undertaken in the belief that...
In his essay Visualization and Cognition: Drawing Things Together (2012), Bruno Latour explains a c...
This paper discusses how drawing might mitigate ‘loss’ of place. By memorialising, recalling, reimag...
The design crisis, specifically in the drawing of urban planning, coincided with a decisive state ca...
The use of a site-based drawing methodology as a tool to map place was undertaken in the belief that...
In 1977 Malagueira at Évora began to be built. Drawings show that "plan" and "project" have unfixed ...
This project, Porto Maphazardly, examines the role of a graphic designer in exploring alternate mea...
This paper considers the connection between two essential facets of architecture: place and drawing....
Both capilalist globalization and modern technology have tended to produce placeless environments wh...
This article discusses place, memory and drawing. It suggests that ‘place’ can be a key theme for il...
Through a critical discussion of the role and functioning of sketching in architectural design, foll...
In 1977 Malagueira at Évora began to be built. Drawings show that “plan” and “project” have unfixed ...
Cities are built for people, however, sometimes the nature of the urban environment does not reflect...
This abstract refers to an ongoing research entitled "Maps Tailored to the Body of Places: Drawing S...
This research upholds the Designer’s mediator role in the representation of places and drawing as it...
The use of a site-based drawing methodology as a tool to map place was undertaken in the belief that...
In his essay Visualization and Cognition: Drawing Things Together (2012), Bruno Latour explains a c...
This paper discusses how drawing might mitigate ‘loss’ of place. By memorialising, recalling, reimag...
The design crisis, specifically in the drawing of urban planning, coincided with a decisive state ca...
The use of a site-based drawing methodology as a tool to map place was undertaken in the belief that...
In 1977 Malagueira at Évora began to be built. Drawings show that "plan" and "project" have unfixed ...
This project, Porto Maphazardly, examines the role of a graphic designer in exploring alternate mea...
This paper considers the connection between two essential facets of architecture: place and drawing....
Both capilalist globalization and modern technology have tended to produce placeless environments wh...
This article discusses place, memory and drawing. It suggests that ‘place’ can be a key theme for il...
Through a critical discussion of the role and functioning of sketching in architectural design, foll...
In 1977 Malagueira at Évora began to be built. Drawings show that “plan” and “project” have unfixed ...
Cities are built for people, however, sometimes the nature of the urban environment does not reflect...