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SUMMARY:Baltimore SketchWorks 2023 Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Baltimore-based architects Carlos Almeida (AECOM)\, Jerome Gray (Jerome C. Gray Architect)\, Eric J. Jenkins (University of Maryland)\, Omar Calderon Santiago (Perkins Eastman) and Gabriel Kroiz (Morgan State University) have organized a small group of sketchers called Baltimore SketchWorks. They invite everyone to help celebrate sketching and the architecture of Baltimore through sketching tours\, lectures\, and exhibitions. Their first initiative is series of monthly sketching workshops in and around Baltimore. \nThese architects\, with varied backgrounds\, practices and career paths\, believe in those the inherently human and universal qualities of sketching that link mind and body. While architects in the 21st century must embrace and use the most advanced digital technologies and tools\, architects also know that there is a need for “both/and” thinking and working and that practice requires varied tools for varied situations.  A sketch’s inaccuracies\, mistakes\, and “beautiful ugliness” not only allow for\, but advances\, the design search and connects us to one another. As architect Toshiko Mori notes\, “I think the essential aspect of drawing [is that it creates] an immediate relationship between human beings; drawing survived everything. When I go to the world\, 90% of places don’t have computers. So\, to be able to interact with people\, you have to draw. And then people can draw back. It’s still a universal language.” \nWorkshop 12 – “Putting Things in Perspective” \nDate: Saturday\, December 9\nTime: 10:00am – noon\nLocation: Center for Architecture and Design\, 100 N Charles St. P101\nBring: iPhone or any tablet with a sketching app installed \nOn Saturday morning\, December 9th\, Omar Calderon\, AIA\, Principal at Perkins Eastman\, will lead Baltimore SketchWorks’ second workshop on tablet-based digital sketching and offer tips on how to use digital sketching in design practice. While Omar will use an iPad Pro and Morpholio Trace Ap\, participants can bring an iPhone or any tablet with a sketching app installed. The workshop is free but limited to 20 participants. Please contact Eric Jenkins if you have any questions or would like to register. ericjenkinsarchitect@gmail.com \nBaltimore SketchWorks is an evolving\, informal group of Baltimore-based architects and sketchers who celebrate architectural sketching in Charm City. The first initiative of this celebration is a series of once-a-month sketching sessions. For more information\, please see the group’s Instagram feed: baltimore_sketchworks or contact Eric Jenkins\, AIA (ericjenkinsarchitect@gmail.com). They invite everyone to participate.
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