"...you simply can't do a design well enough in two dimensions on paper to translate it into three dimensions."

KC: It varies widely from architect to architect, but some I know are basically finished with a design once they turn in their blueprints. Others are more involved...?

JM: ...the design and construction of a course is about fifty percent technical and fifty percent art. And you simply can't do a design well enough in two dimensions on paper to translate it into three dimensions. Some of my friends in the business do that, and that's okay, but I believe it's not the way to get the best work done. Interview with Designer Jerry Matthews By Kiel T. Christianson

That about sums it up.

The best way to get the best work done is for the architect to be there, explain it to the workers, and even jump on the machine and accomplish the work himself.
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