The Draftery: Dispelling the Belief That Architectural Drawing is Dead

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Fig. 03. Image Courtesy of The Draftery

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The Draftery, a printed platform to "discuss the role of architectural drawing today", brings together a fascinating collection of images and words in a publication on three distinct platforms. Figures, Captions and Archive facilitate a multi-disciplinary conversation about how drawings are made and their role in the built environment. Now approaching their third anniversary, how far have they come and where is the project headed?

January 2013 saw the re-launch of The Draftery and the total reconstruction of the project. Their crisp publications now have a strong editorial thread which compliments the carefully curated collections of architectural drawings. Seeking to "demonstrate that drawing, more than mere representation, is a method of acting in the world", good drawings provide a moment of visual solice in a fast paced profession. 

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Cite: James Taylor-Foster. "The Draftery: Dispelling the Belief That Architectural Drawing is Dead" 04 Jun 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/512682/the-draftery-dispelling-the-belief-that-architectural-drawing-is-dead> ISSN 0719-8884

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