Representing Landscapes : Analogue / Edited by Nadia Amoroso

Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-228) and index

Why use the analogue in today's landscape architectural education? -- Drawing on the power of the original -- Marking time -- The archaeology of the drawing and how to slow ideas down in a design conversation -- Composing cartographies of complexity -- Urban sketching : the practice of sketching and communicating -- The hand graphics experience -- Practice and permission to take shortcuts -- Inside out : illustrating site experience through drawing -- Intent and craft : making refined drawings -- Notational topographies and experiential literacies through constructive drawings -- Intermediate-level sketching in architecture and landscape architecture -- Fundamentals for hand developed (re)fined drawings -- Understanding landscape and drawing ideas -- Analogue fields -- Lands types and models forms : the art of represented models in middle-scale landscape architecture -- Modeling ecologies : raw materials and conceptual optics -- A kiss over a tweet : operating a snow academy to scale in a cool climate -- Modeling ideas landscapes as representational systems -- Making parts and pieces -- Afterwords professional practice using the analogue -- A new way to produce landscapes portal into intuition as method : Doodletech -- How a sketchbook shapes a practice : OLIN -- Strokes of inspiration : the Hallmark of evocative design EDSA hand graphics -- The analogue version

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