Architectural sketches typically fall into two distinctive camps (other than “Great!” or “terrible”) and the relative purpose of those sketches seem to reflect the time period when the sketch was actually created … during the design process or during construction. I would also feel safe going out on a limb to say that most people […]

Architectural sketches typically fall into two distinctive camps (other than “Great!” or “terrible”) and the relative purpose of those sketches seem to reflect the time period when the sketch was actually created … during the design process or during construction. I would also feel safe going out on a limb to say that most people typically fall solidly in one of those two camps when it comes to when and what they sketch.I’d like to think I am one of those rare unicorns that sketches during both design and construction … maybe it’s more of a small-firm type thing where I am required to work on my projects from beginning to end. That’s part of the reason I am using the particular sketches I am for today’s post – my involvement in a “project” where I might not normally have had time to focus.We have two high school seniors that come to our office for several hours, every Monday through Thursday, as part of a work program in their school. These two seniors (Bethany and Lauren) are both heading off to college this Fall to continue their ...