DRAWING AS TRANSLATION

This project explores the intersection of digital tools and architectural representation, focusing on how modeling and drawing shape the way architecture is communicated and experienced. It investigates the fundamentals of line, curve, and surface through both analog and digital means, emphasizing how different modeling logics—additive, subtractive, and derivative—translate spatial thinking into visual language.

In this work, I engaged with digital mediums not just as tools, but as conceptual frameworks that inform how architecture is constructed, perceived, and shared. By navigating between drawing and modeling, I began to understand representation as an active, evolving process—one that shapes how ideas move from the abstract to the spatial.