My collection is focused on two-dimensional Engineering and
Architectural Plan details of topographic maps and surveys taken from the Miami
area throughout a period of fifty years.
This accumulation of construction documents over a length of time can be
considered collectible because of the relationship that drafting and map making
shares with fine art. As in an artwork, the topographic study can transcend the
two dimensional-drawing, which is itself varied, and can be divided up into
types based on its color, line, digital, or manual qualities, and become a
sculptural object as well. In the history of architectural presentation, these
drawings have been typically presented alongside physical and digital
iterations of the three-dimensional topographic form. Although the documentation of these items can
exist in the digital sphere, they are generally displayed as flat files in city
and regional centers, architecture offices, as well as museums and galleries.
It is my hope to develop this accrual of documents and models from existent
maps into a collection and a product that would appeal to a client. An
aficionado of presentation documents and the City of Miami may be interested in
acquiring this collection of topographic maps and models from their beloved
city for their own.
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