Architectural Drawing: The Single-Point Perspective

Begin the course by getting to know more about George Bradley and Ewald Van Der Straeten, the architects behind the studio Bradley Van Der Straeten. They take you through their creative journeys that led them to found a studio of their own, along with the influences which have inspired them along the way.

Delve into the materials needed for the course, before exploring the significance of one-point perspective drawing as a design tool and how it can be used to formulate ideas and foster creativity. Discover the history of architectural sketching from the 14th century to the post-digital era. Then learn about the fundamentals of architecture and interior design, including shelter, structure, light, and more.

Learn how to measure a space and produce drawings to scale. Then create your brief, keeping in mind the design opportunities the space offers. Apply the design principles from earlier in the course in a section drawing before moving on to the single-point perspective design. Add interior elements to your sketch to bring it to life, ready for scanning.

To finish the course, George and Ewald guide you through putting the finishing touches to your drawings. Discover how to add colors and materials to your work in Photoshop, as well as using more traditional methods like watercolor and markers.