Because of Seeing Architecture: To Execute, It Is First Necessary To Conceive

In a world where the speed of architectural production is much accelerated, and the specificity of its representations requires a lack of ambiguity, the power and force of the hand-drawing is still, to a few, a proving ground for testing interstitial ideas situated at the threshold of art and architecture. New York-based Professor at the Pratt Institute School of Architecture and co-founder of Atelier ZZiggurat, Giuliano Fiorenzoli reflects on some of his key projects, ideas and drawings – their dynamic constitutions and their symbiotic relationship with landscape/site and architecture.