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The Architecture Drawing Prize Exhibition

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The Architecture Drawing Prize is an annual exhibition at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London featuring drawings by the finalists and category winners of the Prize. It’s a platform for architectural drawings and the exhibition displays the best and most innovative approaches to this medium.

This year, The Architecture Drawing Prize exhibition demonstrates an increased interest in social and environmental topics as well as a belief in using architectural drawing to freely explore ideas and speculate imaginatively. The range of approaches to drawing includes the representational and sublime and abstract and conceptual to playing on traditional draughtsmanship.

It’s supported by Iris Ceramica and is co-curated by Make Architects, Sir John Soane’s Museum, and World Architecture Festival (WAF).

 

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