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Early teaching can instead raise awareness by using drawing courses and the city’s extensive heritage as an interdisciplinary teaching subject. The paper critiques purely descriptive morphologic representation and the indiscriminate use of CAD, arguing for more analytical, sensitive drawing to reflect monument concepts, time, material patina, and experiential perception. 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University of Alcalá .  \nEscuela Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura y Geodesia, C. Santa Ursula 8, Alcalá de Henares,  \nMadrid, Spain.  \nKeywords: Architectural Heritage Conservation, Historical Architectural treaty, historical foundation.  \nAbstract:  \nIn graduate architecture studies, different aspects of heritage and conservation are commonly taught unconnected, and the genuine articulation of all of the disciplines is only integrated in the more specific masterclasses. The disciplines that address the issues relating to heritage are mainly history, the theory of restoration or those that affect the pathology and rehabilitation aspects of construction, and all of these are taught in advanced diploma courses. However, it is interesting to note that already from the first courses, it is possible to influence and raise awareness concerning heritage studies degrees in architecture.  \nIn the School of Architecture of Alcalá, part of a historic world heritage site declared by UNESCO, we are determined to push this sensitivity from the early training years, combining the teaching of these introductory courses, including courses in drawing, using the city’s vast heritage and the university as a teaching subject discipline, but also as a specific subject to instil certain sensibilities and attitudes toward architectural conservation.  \nConcerning the teaching of drawing in architecture, in the early years, the problem is commonly approached on the most descriptive and morphological levels of representation, limiting the picture to a series of technical drawing conventions, independent of the object work. In this way, there would be no specific differences between the graphical representations of contemporary buildings and historic buildings.  \nThe indiscriminate use of CAD systems in this interpretation of architectural drawings poses some problems, for example, concerning the expression of the differences between traces of an industrial architecture compared to those resulting from manual production, not to mention the differences in materials between contemporary architecture and those for which the patina of time has passed. The concepts of urban and environmental integration, typical of the historic city, are related to issues concerning the concept of monument, the concept of time and the value of seniority, and are linked more to perception than to mere morphological representation. It is essential to transform the “descriptive” representation into other more sensitive, deliberate and analytical representations in order to generate a comprehensive understanding of the most important aspects affecting architectural heritage.  \nFor centuries, architectural drawing has been a part of the traditional teaching system in architecture studies. Both in reference to the instrumental systems necessary for the learning process, such as the drawing itself, and in reference to the teaching of the project or history of architecture, drawing has been used for centuries to systematically study constructions, or what is currently known as architectural heritage. In many cases, the way this heritage was drawn was not only an exercise in graphic dimensional reconstruction, but also an analysis of architecture’s intrinsic qualities. These drawings constituted a way of understanding these qualities and would later be used as a reference for new projects.  \nDuring the classical period, the Roman architectural legacy was the graphic reference and object of study. In the Renaissance, the representation of antiquity constituted the conquest of the figurative autonomy of the drawing over pictorial representation, both in terms of the linear representation of the perspectives (Ghirlandaio, Dosio, Peruzzi) and in the use of orthographic proj","cbCaiqWD1j1mBVUD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqWD1j1mBVUD","pdf",435963,"English","# Introduction\n## Heritage education and early training\n# Drawing in architectural teaching\n## Descriptive representation and CAD limitations\n## Toward analytical and perceptive drawing\n# Historical evolution of architectural drawing\n## Classical period to 19th century","[{\"question\":\"How does the document describe the typical problem in graduate architecture education about heritage?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that heritage and conservation aspects are commonly taught in disconnected ways, and true articulation among disciplines is only integrated in more specific masterclasses.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the document critique purely descriptive drawing approaches in early teaching?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that descriptive morphological representation and indiscriminate CAD use limit the ability to express differences in production traces, materials, and the experiential meaning related to monuments, time, and seniority.\"},{\"question\":\"What alternative role does the document propose for architectural drawing in heritage studies?\",\"answer\":\"It proposes transforming descriptive representation into more sensitive, deliberate, and analytical representations to support comprehensive understanding of key aspects affecting architectural heritage.\"}]","DRAWING AS A LEARNING SYSTEM OF ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE - Academic paper | PDF",15]