Acknowledgements The author wishes first to thank those bodies that available images of sketchbook practice from earlier awarded research grants to undertake the work outlined periods. in this book,namely the Arts and Humanities Research Finally,the author wishes to thank the many Council and Edinburgh College of Art.In addition,the students of architecture from Edinburgh,Glasgow and book has drawn upon material from the Sir Basil Spence Huddersfield who kept him company with their sketch- Research Project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.books on study visits to places far and wide over a Various chapters use material abridged from the author's twenty-five year period. article 'The use of drawing in architectural design:some Unless stated otherwise all subsequent drawings are recent experiences from UK practice'published in by the author. Architecture Research Quarterly(ARQ)in 2005. The author is also indebted to a number of architects and designers who have provided time for interviews and given consent for the use of drawings in the book.These include Lord Foster of Riverside,Sir Terry Farrell,Sir Nicholas Grimshaw,Edward Cullinan,Bob Allies,Will Alsop,Richard Murphy,Allan Murray,Gordon Murray and Malcolm Fraser.In addition,the following architects have kindly provided drawings to augment those of the author, namely Santiago Calatrava,David Prichard,Francis Tibbalds,Derek Fraser,Richard Reid and Arup Associates. The author is particularly indebted to Nick Hirst for allowing drawings prepared as a result of his Philip Webb Travelling Scholarship to be used in the publication. The author also wishes to thank the RIBA Library, RCAHMS and the Hunterian Museum for making Acknowledgements vAcknowledgements The author wishes first to thank those bodies that awarded research grants to undertake the work outlined in this book, namely the Arts and Humanities Research Council and Edinburgh College of Art. In addition, the book has drawn upon material from the Sir Basil Spence Research Project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Various chapters use material abridged from the author’s article ‘The use of drawing in architectural design: some recent experiences from UK practice’ published in Architecture Research Quarterly (ARQ) in 2005. The author is also indebted to a number of architects and designers who have provided time for interviews and given consent for the use of drawings in the book. These include Lord Foster of Riverside, Sir Terry Farrell, Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, Edward Cullinan, Bob Allies, Will Alsop, Richard Murphy, Allan Murray, Gordon Murray and Malcolm Fraser. In addition, the following architects have kindly provided drawings to augment those of the author, namely Santiago Calatrava, David Prichard, Francis Tibbalds, Derek Fraser, Richard Reid and Arup Associates. The author is particularly indebted to Nick Hirst for allowing drawings prepared as a result of his Philip Webb Travelling Scholarship to be used in the publication. The author also wishes to thank the RIBA Library, RCAHMS and the Hunterian Museum for making available images of sketchbook practice from earlier periods. Finally, the author wishes to thank the many students of architecture from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Huddersfield who kept him company with their sketch￾books on study visits to places far and wide over a twenty-five year period. Unless stated otherwise all subsequent drawings are by the author. Acknowledgements v