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7 Pencil Sketches by Tom Kundig

and the Buildings They Helped Create

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In many of today’s architecture studios, one would be forgiven for thinking that pencils and paper have become extinct. With BIM software and rendering packages becoming increasingly powerful and efficient, time spent at the drawing board has considerably diminished, and much has been written about hand drawing as a lost art of the profession.

One architect's sketchbook that flies in the face of such talk is that of Tom Kundig, principal at Olson Kundig Architects — the Seattle-based firm renowned for its raw industrial style, expressive materiality, and stunning detailing. Released today, Tom Kundig’s latest monograph — simply entitledWorks — recounts some of the studio’s most-loved built projects using personal anecdotes and photography and includes a large number of sketches that lay bare the thought process behind these masterpieces.

Here, we look at eight pages from Kundig's sketchbook and pair them with the finished articles to tell the story behind some of the most striking structures completed in Washington and further afield. This is how Kundig’s classics are created:

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Kebanyakan studio arsitektur saat ini, salah satu hal yang sudah jarang sekali terpikirkan bahwa pensil dan kertas telah punah keberadaannya. Dengan software BIM dan paket render menjadi pilihan alternatif yang kuat dan efisien, waktu yang dihabiskan di papan gambar telah jauh berkurang, bahkan coretan tentang gambar tangan yang s bernilai seni kini hilang sebagai profesi pekerjaan.

Tom Kundig - Olson Kundih Architects merupakan salah satu arsitek utama yang berpusat di seattle ia mengemukakan didalam pembicaraannya tersebut didalam karyanya. perusahaan yang kini berbasis di Seattle dikenal karena memiliki ciri khas gaya industri yang bersifat baku (masih selalu dikerjakan secara sketsa), sangat ekspresif dalam memilih material dalam hal terperinci sekalipun. didalam setiap karyanya selalu menceritakan beberapa hal yang paling digemari didalam studionya pada saat mengerjakan proyeknya ia selalu menggunakan anekdot pribadi dan fotografi yang tertuang didalam proses pemikiran karya sketsanya ini menjadi menarik.

Di sini, kita melihat 7 halaman dari buku sketsa Tom Kundig yang ditampilkan melaui artikel yang menceritakan kisah di balik beberapa coretan hingga menjadi struktur, berikut Ini adalah bagaimana karya sketsa Tom Kundig ini diciptakan:

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Art Stable, Seattle, Washington (2010)

|SKETCH DESIGN|(2)

Berkshire Residence, New Marlborough, Massachusetts (2014)

|SKETCH DESIGN|(3)

Charles Smith Wines Tasting Room and World Headquarters, Walla Walla,

Washington (2011)

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Pole Pass Cabin, Orcas Island, Washington (2013)

|SKETCH DESIGN|(5)

Sol Duc Cabin, Olympic Peninsula, Washington (2011)

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Studhorse, Winthrop, Washington (2012)

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Upper East Side Residence, New York, New York (2014)

Enjoy this article? Check out the other features in our ongoing series "How Architecture is Born", including drawings, models, paintings, and collages from a wide range of creative firms:

Meticulous Models by Safdie Architects

Parallel Perspectives by OPEN Architecture

Fluid Watercolors by Steven Holl

Stunning Models and Drawings by Allied Works Architecture

Joyful Sketches by CEBRA

The Visionary Process of Mecanoo

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