Name: Closer to Things. Drawing Practices as Spatial Research
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Author: Charlotte Malterre-Barthes;Jesse LeCavalier;Deane Simpson

portada Closer to Things. Drawing Practices as Spatial Research

Closer to Things. Drawing Practices as Spatial Research

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Lars Muller Publishers

Autor

Charlotte Malterre-Barthes;Jesse LeCavalier;Deane Simpson

Año

2026

N° páginas

616

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

24x17 cm

ISBN13

9783037787908

Closer to Things. Drawing Practices as Spatial Research

Charlotte Malterre-Barthes;Jesse Lecavalier;Deane Simpson (Autor) · Lars Muller Publishers · Tapa Blanda

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Closer to Things: Drawing Practices as Spatial Research examines drawing as a critical research methodology in architecture and the spatial disciplines. Moving beyond drawing’s conventional role as a prescriptive design tool, the publication addresses how drawing can be deployed as an analytical instrument to investigate, or get “closer to,” urgent matters of concern in the existing built environment. Through this lens, drawing becomes a potent tool to reveal and communicate complex and often obscured spatial conditions of social inequality, economic asymmetries, environmental degradation or climatic crisis. This publication comprises an extended text by the authors interrogating different forms of research agency performed through drawing; a curated archive of relevant historical and contemporary drawings paired with theoretical reflections; and a series of new interviews and conversations on drawing’s research agency with practitioners and researchers such as Momoyo Kaijima, Eyal Weizman, Fei Fei Zhou, Laura Kurgan, Huda Tayob and Denise Scott-Brown, amongst others. Relevant reading for researchers, practitioners and students alike, Closer to Things frames drawing not just as a creative act, but as a powerful tool of critical spatial inquiry.