Lebbeus Woods

Thom Mayne

Antonio Sant'Elia

Of course, I know the ones that you mentioned except for Lebbeus Woods. I mean that they do not have to famous firms. You can also tell me websites that show very nice drawings. But I would like to be contemporary ones. Sant'Elia was undoubtedly a great architect , but I am looking for something of this era.

Sounds like a homework project....

Bertram Goodhue

I know that you are going to show me this classical stuff. But I need drawings that I can use as example for my own work. That is why I am asking about great representational work. It does not matter if it comes from students to be honest. I just need to see great drawings. It could be a website that shows portfolios or things as that. So let me know where I can find those things. 

Paul Rudolph's manner of representing space is unmatched as of today. As many know, his preferred means of spatial communication was through excellently drawn sections with shading done through meticulous hatching. He brings together space, experience, and light all in one drawing.

His exterior drawings have a style all of their own as well.

I just showed you two great drawings. 

Piranesi:

Archigram:

Yona Friedman:

Oscar Niemeyer:

Dogma (pier aureli) , Neil Denari, Superstudio, Zaha's paintings in the 80's. 

This was a hilarious thread.You shouldn't be so averse to representation that isn't contemporary. Like EKE and cyclist said, there's a lot to learn from their qualities. Here's a sampling of some other visually distinct firms.

models:

Renato Rizzi

HS99

collage:

point supreme

mies vdr

vector-based:

baukuh

atelier bow-wow

if all else fails:

luxigon

labtop