Sketchbook

Brick believes in the importance of sketching as a problem-solving tool, as a way of communicating ideas and concepts, and as a way of presenting fully formed designs in an engaging manner. The collage of residential projects below highlights diagrammatic floor layouts, wider site arrangements, rendered technical elevations, axonometric aerial drawings, and free-hand perspective views.

Hand drawn sketch in pen and marker pen showing the layout of a ground floor plan with swimming pool, under-gound parking, and living space built into the side of a quarry

hand drawn diagram showing and aerial axonometric layout of a set of additions to an existing set of buildings

3d hand drawn sketch showing the front elevation and landscaping for a new residential house in a quarry with a cantilevered structure

architectural hand drawn colored sketch in pen showing new residential housing arrangement of 14 passive homes and roads

Hand drawn colour sketch in pen showing a new ground floor rear extension and loft conversion for a large house in a woodland clearing

Computer generated residential architectural coloured floor plan in Worcester

hand drawn coloured sketch in pen showing a mews house in a conservation area with a new first floor mansard extension and public space

black and white hand drawn architectural sketch in pen showing a new build house with landscaping

Jason Davey

"We looked around for an architect for a while before engaging with Brick architects as we found the whole process rather daunting and wanted to make the right decisions moving forward . Brick were very helpful during the initial stages and were available to explain the process in a simple way as we had never done any building prior to refurbishing our house."