Architectural Drawing: The Single-Point Perspective
A Brief History of Architectural Sketching
A course by Bradley Van Der Straeten , Architecture Studio
Joined March 2021
Joined March 2021
About the video: A Brief History of Architectural Sketching
Overview
“Let’s cover some of the history of perspective drawing and sketching in the world of architecture and design. ”
In this video lesson Bradley Van Der Straeten addresses the topic: A Brief History of Architectural Sketching, which is part of the Domestika online course: Architectural Drawing: The Single-Point Perspective. Learn to reimagine spaces with the principles of architecture, interior design, and the single-point perspective.
Partial transcription of the video
“A Brief History of Architectural Sketching Now we'll cover some of the history of hand drawing and perspectives in architecture and design. What's interesting with the idea of perspective drawing is that it was invented. There's a period in time where it didn't exist. People hadn't thought of how to represent spaces with actual depth. There was a real key turning point with the 14th century Italian artist called Giotto. He is credited with first developing the idea of single-point and two-point perspectives. He was doing religious portraits and pictures for a church space, at Saint Francis ...”
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Course summary for: Architectural Drawing: The Single-Point Perspective
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Architectural Illustration, Architecture, Design, Landscape Architecture
Bradley Van Der Straeten
A course by Bradley Van Der Straeten
Bradley Van Der Straeten is an architectural studio founded by architects George Bradley and Ewald Van Der Straeten. They met at the University of Liverpool, where they both studied architecture and quickly bonded over their passion for the subject. After graduating, they moved to different countries to work for large architectural firms. However, both George and Ewald realized their love of architecture was rooted in making a difference through their designs, and so they founded a studio of their own which allowed them to do exactly that.
Together, the creative duo focuses on designing colorful, fun, and sustainable architecture alongside their team. Their work has been featured in Good Homes Magazine, Grand Designs Magazine, The Telegraph, and more. They have also won a number of awards, including House Beautiful Magazine’s Best Home Transformation.
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