60: The Romance of Hand Drawing is Still Alive

Update: 2016-07-25

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Are we missing something important by no longer drawing by hand? Laura and Larry discuss Larry's recent experience with a client's reaction to a hand drawing of their home. In the era of computer renderings, are architects missing an opportunity by not presenting hand drawings to clients?

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60: The Romance of Hand Drawing is Still Alive

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60: The Romance of Hand Drawing is Still Alive

hpd architecture + interiors

60: The Romance of Hand Drawing is Still Alive