InktoberArchitecture 2025: Why Architects Still Need to Sketch
InktoberArchitecture 2025 shows how architects keep drawing alive by turning daily prompts into a global practice that blends design thinkin...
Nathan Taylor is an accomplished international professional with extensive architectural design and building envelope experience. He holds a Master’s degree in Architecture and Urban Planning which is complemented by a broad understanding of waterproofing and building envelope products. Nathan is an associate at DTR Consulting Services where he manages Construction Phase Services and forensic investigations. He is an advocate for drawing as a form of communication and hosts #inktoberarchitecture every October. He lives in Northern California with his wife and two children.
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