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A survey by the authors indicates a split in resource allocation, with the academy investing more in digital media while valuing both media types as nearly equally important. 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Some argue for the computer as the“new pencil,” while others maintain that the pencil is irreplaceable. A survey conducted by the authors suggests that the academy itself may rest in a dichotomous position of committing more resources to digital media than hand drawing while simultaneously indicating that both types of media are valued about equally. Rather than reinforce an oppositional relationship between the hand and the computer, this paper aims to reveal current trends regarding the roles of hand and digital design media in the academy and to provide a review of the primary benefits of hand drawing within an environment that is, seemingly, preoccupied with digital media.  \nHand drawing provides unique contributions to and opportunities within the development of architectural thought and work. Maintaining sketching and precision hand drawing as fundamental activities of the architect extends the post-Renaissance tradition of architecture as a distinct design discipline directed to architectural ideas and relationships. Furthermore, hand drawing creates unique opportunities for imaginative transformation, for bodily engagement and accommodation, and for preconditioning the qualities of a built work and therefore should remain a significant component of the discipline.  \nIntroduction  \nThe Qualitative Argument  \nDrawing, by definition, requires the presence of physical forces and resistances during the operational act.1 Between the tooth of the paper and the guided pressure of the hand, the tool leaves a residue of graphite or pigment on the page. While contemplating the anonymous quality of drawings produced by the limited palette of the plotter and its reams of paper, one might simultaneously consider how the built works of architects such as Carlo Scarpa or Louis Kahn would have differed without the presence of the hand in design. Among contemporary architects such as Greg Lynn, we may also observe that their work is also directly affected by the media with which they choose to design and represent their work. And even though it might be argued that  \nvarious design media do not necessarily have a direct relationship to the architecture that is produced, it might be also argued that hand methods and materials (and the capacity for greater variety and combination through their continuance) allow for a level of interpretation that digital media do not. Certainly the expediency of digital media allows a type and efficiency of investigation that might not be otherwise possible. On the other hand, has this expediency, efficiency and easiness allowed us to forget or at least set aside the fact that there are other ways to engage architecture that also have value?  \nThe discipline of drawing or designing by hand allows for the emergence and development of particular relationships between drawing, experience, and building. This paper reviews and reveals benefits of hand drawing and argues for maintaining the practice of hand drawing in educating the architect and making works of architecture. Although currently overshadowed by emerging digital design and fabrication processes (which the authors fully accept as a necessary component of the discipline), hand drawing, particularly free sketching and precision orthographic projection, must continue to be pervasively integrated into architectural education and practices.  \nThe Quantitative Argument  \nIn many schools of architecture, a conflict between hand drawing and digital media continues to be perpetuated. 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