Sergei Tchoban: Bridges & Spires - Drawing Reflections on Past and Future

All architecture remains a fantasy up until the moment when it is fully materialized and ready for its intended use. Testing new spatial possibilities is a never-ending process. Physical scale models and sophisticated computer-generated renderings are widely used by contemporary practitioners to explore this creative endeavor. Undoubtedly, these will remain necessary tools in architects’ investigative pursuits. They are efficient, effective, and convincing. Still, there is something particularly authentic and candid about traditional hand drawing that other techniques can’t quite capture. They transmit artistic visions with the right balance of clarity and interpretation, and engage our wildest imaginations helping us envisioning new ideas and dreams in architecture.

“Fantasy drawing for the project of the Museum for Architectural Drawing in Berlin or Evolution of form 3”. Image © Sergei Tchoban
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Cite: "Sergei Tchoban: Bridges & Spires - Drawing Reflections on Past and Future" 26 Jun 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/790105/sergei-tchoban-bridges-and-spires-drawing-reflections-on-past-and-future> ISSN 0719-8884

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