Vol 19, No 36 (2026)

Graphical Sciences, What Future?

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Editorials

Graphical Sciences, What Future?
Francesca Fatta, Francesco Maggio, Stefano Brusaporci
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Articles

The Drawing is dead, Long live the Drawing! The Role of Architectural Drawing in the Digital Ecosystem: Continuity, Control, and Transformations across Generative AI, CAD, BIM, and XR
Fabrizio Banfi, Cristiana Bartolomei, Adriana Rossi, Roberto Mingucci
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Graphical Practices for Fabrication-Driven Temporary Structures: The Burning Man Temple 2025 as an Integrated Design-to-Construction Case Study
Javier Alfonso Bono-Cremades, Daniel Vicente Martín-Fuentes, Pedro Manuel Cabezos-Bernal, Javier Molinero-Domingo
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The word is the thing. Disciplinary perspectives on drawing as graphic science
Enrico Cicalò
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The Changing Drawing. From Technical Representation to Data Visualization as an Ethical Agent of Society
Valeria Menchetelli
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Facing the complexity. Digital tools in transformation toward heritage cognitive-interpretative approaches through graphical representation
Martina Suppa, Gabriele Giau, Federica Maietti
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Drawing, graphic sciences and new visualities: an epistemic model
Alessandro Luigini
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Which Drawing? Graphic Representation, Architecture, and Inclusion
Maria Isabel Imbrunito
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Shortening the Distance between Representation and Reality: Augmented Reality and the Transformation of Architectural Education
Rafael Ortiz Martinez de Carnero
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From Rendering to Semantization: Intensified Architectural Semantics with Generative AI
Cintya Eva Sanchez Morales, Jose Carlos Lopez Cervantes
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Multisensory Representation: Evolving Tools and Techniques for Conveying Diverse Sensory Spatial Experiences
Katie Stranix
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Shared learning: Collective Actions and Drawing in Architectural Education
Bruno Seve, Queralt Garriga, Sebastian Harris
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Descriptive Geometry: A Question of ‘Form’
Leonardo Baglioni, Marta Salvatore
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Beyond Automatism: Drawing as a Construction of Meaning in the Representation of Complex Heritage
Rosina Iaderosa
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Towards a Relational Representation of Architecture: From Geometry to Semantic Modeling in Computational Graphic Sciences
Sharon Giammetta, Paolo Borin
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Future Cartographies. Feminist Atlas, cadavre exquis and Architectural Deconstruction
Starlight Vattano, Virginia de Jorge Huertas
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Teaching Environmental Representation through Cognitive and Restorative Perspectives: Integrating Attention Restoration and Graphical Thinking
Nacherree Kanthong, Sukhum Sankaewthong, Nam Nguyen-Dinh, Vachira Sangrutsamee
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Thinking by hand: Collage as visual epistemology in the digital age
Josep Eixerés Ros, María de Miguel Pastor, Alejandro Martínez del Río
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Drawing without. From Virtual Reality to Artificial Intelligence
Alberto Sdegno, Ferdinand Rexhaj
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Afterword

The Thought of the Hand in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Continuities, Transformations, and Irreducible Spaces of Drawing
Francesca Fatta, Giancarlo Carnevale
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On architectural drawing today. Notes, observations, questions
Francesco Maggio
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The Nature of Graphic Sciences and their (In)Discipline
Stefano Brusaporci
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