Procedere

In the disciplinary field, the term procedere (from the lat. procedĕre, comp. of pro ‘ahead’ and cedĕre ‘to go’) [Treccani], effectively recalls the action of advancing, of developing, in a temporal sense, in a continuous process, proper of Representation, of decoding, interpre-tation, and analysis of Architecture. The discipline of Drawing is constantly evolving, taking advantage of cultural and technical evolution, technological innovation tools for knowledge and design, forms of organizing thought, and producing the environment. However, the word procedere (develop) also recalls the action of deriving, originating, com-ing, arising, emphasizing that experimental research and new procedural contributions draw lymph from the disciplinary tradition, which, through the language of Drawing – a code that can never be delegated –, plays a basic role. The complementarity and synergy of all the graphic-expressive methods of representation, therefore, constitute an indispensable cultural baggage that enriches the researcher and allows him to manage the instruments of knowledge as well as to govern the geometric properties that regulate space, to be able to read, communicate and divulge Architecture.