Drawing Architecture Workshop with Agraph at MArch

DATE

05.05.2025

This intensive program offers students a unique opportunity to delve into new digital tools applied to the world of architectural representation, exploring everything from technical foundations to creative approaches to image treatment. The experience unfolds in a stimulating environment, ideal for fostering collaborative learning and the development of professional visual skills.

One of the key pillars of the workshop is the advanced use of Adobe Photoshop, an essential tool for any design or architecture professional. Throughout the course, participants will not only learn to master basic functions but will also dive into advanced techniques for editing and post-producing architectural images. Topics include color manipulation, building visual atmospheres, compositional balance, and the impact of framing in project communication — all approached through carefully designed theory and practice exercises.

The workshop’s focus goes beyond technical instruction. Agraph Studio brings its extensive experience in architectural visualization, having collaborated with some of the most prestigious studios today, such as that of architect Emilio Tuñón — also a regular guest lecturer in the MArch program. This expertise is shared through a comprehensive and adaptable teaching methodology, tailored to different experience levels and visual styles, and encouraging the development of a personal and effective graphic language.

Drawing Architecture not only provides tools but also teaches how to see and represent architecture from a new perspective. Under the guidance of Agraph Studio, students learn to transform their ideas into powerful, communicative images — understanding visualization not as a mere aesthetic finish, but as an essential part of the design process. This workshop has become a key educational experience within the Espai Alfaro ecosystem, where creativity, technique, and critical thinking come together.

MARCH VALENCIA | ARQUITECTURA Y DISEÑO

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