Independent Study: Marjorie Tello Wong

Postulated_Notions: FIELD OPERATIONS CONCEPTUAL THINKING, ANNOTATIONS, AND RELIEF INTERPRETATIONS

This independent exploration delves into the idea that architecture goes beyond its basic functions, serving as a platform that surpasses conventional norms and technicalities. It investigates abstract expression and visual representation, embracing the subtleties of intuitive design thinking and architectural composition. By employing a targeted approach, it examines the potential of conceptual drawing, which not only transforms how architecture is perceived but also influences architects themselves.

Marjorie Tello-Wong

Marjorie Tello-Wong
Marjorie Tello-Wong
Marjorie Tello-Wong

Marjorie Tello-Wong
Through techniques such as annotating, speculative drawing, relief modeling, and media logics, the study aims to produce abstract drawings and relief studies that inspire new architectural perspectives. With a central focus on expanding architectural perceptions through speculative and intuitive design methods, this research aims to enhance designers' technical skills while fostering innovative approaches to design.
Marjorie Tello-Wong

Marjorie Tello-Wong
Moving forward, these studies now serve as a foundational reference for my own personal ongoing study of conceptual drawing. For future studies, my intention is to extend beyond focusing on only techniques but to also consider predefined elements such as a site, a directive, or a prompt. With the insights gained from these technique studies, I aim to apply a more structured approach to my drawings, introducing constraints that enhance the depth and purpose of this creative process.
Marjorie Tello-Wong

Independent Study: Marjorie Tello Wong

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