Author(s): Xinyu Chen
Lately, architectural representation has evolved beyond a standard construct of drawings and models. It becomes a curated display of ideas and a designed means of communication. As such, it sustains a fertile ground for designers to bridge theory and practice while exploring its ability to convey realities, existing and envisioned alike.¹ In recent years, architecture has increasingly been featured in exhibitions, hence bringing the discipline to a broader audience beyond the privileged circle of project clients. From international biennales to smaller, collection-based shows, architecture is now put on display through its myriad representational forms.²
Volume Editors
Reed Kroloff & Francisco J. RodrÃguez-Suárez
ISBN
978-1-944214-52-4