Analytical Drawings of Architectural Built Heritage

School of Art, Design and Architecture

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Oral presentation

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This paper provides reflections on the importance of analytical drawings in the process of understanding the architectural built heritage together with relevant aspects to analyse, theory and tools to produce them. Behind every analytical drawing there is an interpretative process linked to the application of concepts and theories, hence it is not a simple graphic document which requires mainly technical skills. The main aim is to undertake an analysis through the use of one or more drawings representing the graphic translation of an analytical thought.

Period	3 Sep 2015
Event title	The 12th Conference of the European Architectural Envisioning Association: Envisioning Architecture: Image, Perception and Communication of Heritage
Event type	Conference
Conference number	12
Location	Lodz, Poland
Degree of Recognition	International

Analytical Drawings of Architectural Built Heritage

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