Architectural sketching

For me architectural sketching is not about capturing images but an analytical process. Drawing a city, you learn to read its layers, from historical context to the rhythm of new development, to understand the proportions of squares, the scale of facades and the dialogue between buildings of different eras.

A sketch teaches you to see not only objects but also the voids between them, where public life is born. Drawings of streets, courtyards and transport hubs show how people interact with space.

In the age of digital renderings, hand drawing preserves a sense of measure, the balance of function, aesthetics and urban memory that cannot be reduced to an algorithm.