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hoped this method would help students grasp the types of knowledge and collaboration skills they would need in practice, yet encourage them to remain designers.

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Combination of photo, drawings and words are usefulin  describing how our troika results in architecture. Architecture is a visual thinking game.

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Allows a universal way of communication, for different architects across various regions

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The purpose of using photos, drawings and words in architectural write ups or research

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To satisfy the human need to oscillate between hand eye and mind

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“Lacking these layers, descriptions in words may seem flat indeed..”

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“As their esthetic viewpoints grew closer and closer , so did their feelings toward each other” so it’s the way to express our feelings and ideas , using the special way of communication!

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I believe that for Denise Scott Brown, the purpose of combining photos and drawings are to create a language between mind and ideas, designer and builder whilst also translating ideas between different cultures and languages. 

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I believe that for Denise Scott Brown, the purpose of combining photos and drawings are to create a language between mind and ideas, designer and builder whilst also translating ideas between different cultures and languages. 

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The purpose of this combination is to clear communicate the complex

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Because she feels that new architecture need words to help the process of producing work. The writing also serves to describe, dirext and explain projects to express criticism and conduct polemics. Its also important to understand the translation from one language to another to understand different cultural differences.

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You cannot fully explain non-linear means of communication with linear ones and vice versa. It provides a fuller picture

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They are different tools but are intertwined substances to communicate practice, process, theory and ideas of the architect.

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Words are a way of linearising information, while drawing can show an idea - a conceptual thought radically in a way that may not be explained , it can convey theory. Thus information can by used as a tool for both showing and retaining information.

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There's a relationship between words and pictures .

In design there's n oscillation between hand, eye and mind - you need words and images working together to fully understand

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'Art, music and architecture cannot be explained in words.'

Being able to put across your point in a more physical way by using supportive images and diagrams. Clarifies ideas.

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To communicate the architectural thought process In its entirety without missing out crucial details which might have otherwise been overlooked.

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It help us describe how our architectural prosess results, and turns into architecture. The use of all three fill out each other when it comes to what they manage to convey to the reader

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"The slide lecture is the native habitat of architects". Being able to express the meaning of a design through words and pictures is just as important as the design itself.

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She believed that only through a combination of the three that the universality of architecture could be realised. By using all three, a firm in, say, China can convey to a firm in the US the meaning and function of a piece of architecture, without getting lost in translation.

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She believed that only through a combination of the three that the universality of architecture could be realised. By using all three, a firm in, say, China can convey to a firm in the US the meaning and function of a piece of architecture, without getting lost in translation.