This book provides information related to the organization of architectural study for anyone facing a related issue in practice.

These pieces of information can be very straightforward and purely technical: e.g., what should be included in a preliminary study floor plan, how a technical description is structured, what the complete content of an application study consists of, or, even more simply, what line thicknesses are appropriate for a construction drawing 1:50.

The requested information may be complex and organizational in nature: e.g., how to reference from one drawing of the application study to another, how to compile a schedule of frames, what the differences in content are between preliminary and final study drawings, or, even more complex, how a whole portfolio of studies for an architectural office can be organized.

The intention of the book is to assist anyone, in any capacity, who has to deal with an architectural study: whether in education, as a student, in professional practice, as a designer, in the programming and control of studies, as a public or private technical service, or even in collaboration with an architect, as the project owner or as a specialized designer.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]