Architectural Sketching: Thinking with Pen and Paper
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Use the blank page as a thinking tool to design new buildings by exploring conceptual sketching methods with just a pen and your sketchbook
“Imagining fantastic and futuristic structures is not only fun, but also useful for unleashing my creativity and developing ideas for real buildings.”
Architect Saleh Alenzawe specializes in conceptual design sketching for both residential and commercial projects. His work has taken him around the world, from Egypt to Turkey, and he currently works with a number of architecture offices internationally.
Get to know Saleh’s story, from his passion for sketching in elementary school to the launch of his international career. Hear about his biggest influences, different sketching methods, and favorite computer programs.
Take the first step towards your final project and start thinking about sketching in a new way; as a thinking and language tool. Then practice some essential exercises to improve your drawing skills.
Grab your pen and start sketching. Explore different methods for illustrating outstanding ideas: deconstruction, drawing from a point, sketch brainstorming, being inspired by nature, and learning from the work of other architects.
Learn how to analyze your sketches to improve your design process and share your sketchbook online. To wrap up the course, Saleh then shares his advice for interacting with a community of creatives, building a professional network, and discovering artists whose work resonates with you.
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