Abstract
Architectural drawings consists of lines - different layers, length, weight, thickness; each one represents something different. Lines that we have on our drawings are made a certain way because of design decisions and factors. They represent movement, and/or are consequential of direction. Lines produce architecture. This thesis will take up the approach of analysing a range of projects by Miralles of different scales and different periods in his career, leading to development of my own set of drawings to present my findings, and these operations would be discussed independently and cohesively.