Drawing as part of Architecture | Habitus Living. Sketching is a medium as important and essential as whistling and humming is for a composer, it helps in transposing a mental image into a spatial representation. It is also a way of confronting and resolving the intricacies of a project. This can be achieved also with computer aided 3D systems but sketching provides a more direct tool for solidifying ideas compared with the intermediary of computers. A pencil can be more versatile than current 3D programs as well as being a shorter path between the concept and the design – keeping the final outcome more true to the original idea.
Coogee House, by Luigi Rosselli Sketching in our office is not only used as an internal method of designing and developing projects, but also as a method of communicating to clients, builders and councils. A project is visualised and developed using a number of schematic critical views, both external and internal. Plunkett Street House by Luigi Rosselli A City of Towers by Le Corbusier Luigi Rosselli. Architonic | architecture and design. Domus. Design with Intent | Design and human behaviour. Architectural Digest — The International Magazine of Design: architecturaldigest.com.