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Hand Drawing: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Hand drawing remains a foundational practice in design and architecture, offering direct expression and tactile engagement with ideas. Whether used for initial concept development or as a finished medium, hand-drawn work captures intention and spontaneity that inform creative thinking.

Community members explore hand drawing across narrative and spatial projects, from graphite studies and pencil-based dwelling sketches to shadow puppet traditions and conceptual journey mappings. The work demonstrates drawing's role in both personal reflection and complex visual storytelling.

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Nikitha Mahesh2 works

Iphendule Ndzipho1 work

Fernando Jáuregui1 work

John Ombrog1 work

Anurag B L1 work

Andrea Piantoni1 work

Eftekhar Rahat1 work

Marianne Torres1 work

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Urban Eco-Chapel

Addis Ababa’s new ecological reserve, community space, and place of worship

Stefania

3 in 1

This house was designed to be a simple box, a large and open space enclosing the sleeping areas. 3 in 1 represents the three generations living inside, as well as the distribution of spaces synthesised into a large common living area, an intimate sleeping area and a ”playground” dedicated not only to the children, but to the whole family.

Mahlaqa

BEYOND "LIVING"

Social Housing for Ready-Made Garment (RMG) Workers in Urban Bangladesh that rethinks the living space for the lower-income working community according to their demands and generates co-living as well as income generation for every household.

Hamid and Mohammad

Healing Trees

Healing Trees was conceived as a new connection between humans, Koalas and existing nature. A healing place filled with light and greenery, encourages a spirit of involvement, co-creation and collaboration.

Keerthigan and Tyler

Virtual Insanity

Our concept for the building was to illustrate the place VR has in cinema, and what spaces the interplay between the two creates.

Rebecca

Protection Chapel

Site design strategy integrates nature, landscape design and urban design, giving strenght to legacy between River Bulbula and the new Chapel, Protection Chapel. Pedestrian way seemed to be river to come all to a new source: the Protection Chapel. A green synapsy, from this new City Spiritual Hub, designed refurbishes a greenway

Panayiotis

Circle of Memory the Green Era of the Community

The project aim to revitalize an abandoned railway urban space by bringing the community down to the tunnel through the concept of folding (ramp). The creation of the ramp aim to connect the city with the raiways and achive an experience with various unfolded "green" programes that embrace locals tourists and imigrants.

Gregoire and 2 others

Timeless Variation

Between ephemeral architecture and eternal homage, we do not know what will continue to exist in this memorial. By traversing this memorial, the visitor becomes spectator of the degradation of humans interventions, the witness of the Earth’s capacity to regain its rights. Inscriptions in stone aim to raise awareness climate change hazard around the world.