Space as Drawing

Space as Drawing describes practices that organize space through line, interval, or placement rather than mass. Structure is articulated by framing and positioning, allowing space itself to register as an active element.

Atlas Instances

Space as Drawing

In Mary Miss’s work, this approach appears where site and movement structure spatial reading.

Space as Drawing

In Junzo Kenmochi’s work, this approach appears where proportion and regional material logic structure form.

Space as Drawing

In Johnston Marklee’s work, this approach appears where proportion and sequence organize space.

Space as Drawing

In Gego’s work, this approach appears where line and net articulate space through relational structure.

Space as Drawing

In Kazuko Miyamoto’s work, this approach appears where string repetition articulates spatial volume.

Space as Drawing

In Fred Sandback’s work, this approach appears where line defines volume without mass through calibrated scale.

Space as Drawing

In Sou Fujimoto’s work, this approach appears where lightness organizes space.

Space as Drawing

In Anthony Caro’s work, this approach appears where open steel structures organize space through placement rather than mass.

Space as Drawing

In MOS Architects’ work, this approach appears where layered volumes articulate context.

Space as Drawing

In Ruth Vollmer’s work, this approach appears where geometry calibrates space.

Space as Drawing

In Leonor Antunes’s work, this approach appears where spatial line references architectural memory.

Space as Drawing

In Aiko Miyawaki’s work, this approach appears where metal lines articulate space lightly, allowing structure to emerge through balance rather than mass.