The Space Between Drawing and Building: Architecture’s ambiguous and illusory void Part 2 Dissertation 2016 Noah Carter University of Kent | UK There exists a void between the drawings that an architect produces and the buildings of which they are a representation. This dissertation follows the evolution, and fluctuation, of this void – across which the architect’s drawings must be translated - from the fifteenth-century through to the contemporary digitalisation of architecture, in order to illustrate the possibilities afforded to the architect by an appreciation of the unlikeness of drawing and building. Tutor(s) Chloe Street Tarbatt