Knowlton: Rejected
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Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories

Poster from Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories put on by Team B and Knowlton School of ArchitecturePoster from Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories put on by Team B and Knowlton School of ArchitecturePoster from Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories put on by Team B and Knowlton School of ArchitecturePoster from Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories put on by Team B and Knowlton School of Architecture
Poster from Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories put on by Team B and Knowlton School of Architecture

From Team B: "Rejected" aims to bring together a collection of architectural drawings in a variety of representation techniques that share a collective fate: the bitter taste of rejection.

Poster from Rejected: Architectural Drawings & Their Stories put on by Team B and Knowlton School of Architecture

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