A major difference in today's Architect's office is the disappearance of the "drafting board", the T-square and the "traingle" as shown in these pictures which is now of course replaced by a computer at each desks. I miss those times, when we use to draw by hand, now everybody has the same signatures and handwriting from the available fonts from the CAD menu. There was so much uniqueness of drawing style and ability from architectural designers and draftspersons, unfortunately in this digital age, that individual personality is gone.
Going back to the 90's, these are some familiar situations in an Architect's office:
"A Multi-National Architectural Group"
"Office Politics"
"Sunglasses at Night"
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to be continued....
above excerpts from the book "the business of architecture"/author-illustrator-davij/published 1992-ISBN O 969677-0-2/All Rights Reserved
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I used to work at a firm (before the kids) and the main architect insisted on doing all his interior elevations by hand. It was really beautiful to see. He even, for one project ticketed all the exterior stone manually - that was something!