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| Introduction | |
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| Materials, Tools, and Graphic Resources | |
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| The materials, instruments, and accessories | |
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| Graphite. Stroke and intent | |
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| Ink. Precision and shading | |
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| Paper. A universal support | |
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| Accessories and useful complements | |
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| The hand, the gesture, and the observer | |
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| The gesture and the hand | |
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| Position and body posture | |
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| The graphic alphabet. Its richness and complexity | |
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| Line and the graphic alphabet | |
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| Shading through the juxtaposition of lines | |
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| Textures. A specific application for shading | |
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| Shading. The perception of light | |
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| Atmosphere and surroundings | |
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| Dimensioning, lettering, and composition of the drawing | |
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| The Dimensioned Sketch. Capturing Geometry and Measuring Reality | |
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| Basic principles of the dimensioned sketch | |
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| Systems of representation | |
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| Fundamentals of axonometry | |
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| The dimensioned sketch in axonometric perspective | |
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| Scale and level of detail | |
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| Taking the measurements of a space | |
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| The dimensioned sketch step by step | |
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| The dimensioned sketch in architecture | |
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| Using the dimensioned sketch | |
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| An interior space in the dimensioned sketch | |
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| An exterior space in the dimensioned sketch | |
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| A dimensioned sketch of traditional architecture | |
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| The Idea Sketch. Analysis of Architectural Forms | |
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| Architectural views | |
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| Fundamentals of linear perspective | |
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| Layout and measuring of architectural forms | |
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| Layout and choice of views | |
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| Sketching shadows. Basic concepts | |
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| Shadows in orthographic projection | |
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| Shadows in linear perspective | |
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| The idea sketch in architecture | |
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| The creative idea sketch. From the mind to the paper | |
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| Idea sketch analysis. Architectural description | |
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| Using the idea sketch. Analysis and simulation | |
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| Suggesting volume with shadows | |
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| Views of the ensemble | |
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| Project, site, and placement | |
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| Relationship of spaces on different levels | |
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| Frontal views of the space | |
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| Visual analysis of an interior environment | |
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| View of an interior-exterior space | |
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| Visual simulation of a building | |
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| The Thumbnail Sketch. Intuition and Intention in Architectural Drawing | |
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| The thumbnail sketch, the drawing of architectural intentions | |
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| The drawing and expression of architectural concepts | |
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| Thumbnail sketches for travel | |
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| Space in architecture | |
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| The interior architectural space | |
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| Architecture and its surroundings | |
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| The urban space | |
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| Architecture and nature | |
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| The Use of the Architectural Drawing | |
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| By way of a summary | |
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| Learning from a master | |
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| The idea sketch. Proposals based on an idea | |
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| Berlin. Sketches from a trip | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Bibliography and acknowledgments | |
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| Index | |