Nowadays, architecture design heavily relies on computational techniques, and representation has shifted mostly from hand drawings to digital images. Moreover, architectural representation has been recognized as a post-design visualization. During my MSAAD year at Cornell AAP, my perception of architectural representation was changed by two courses: Second Nature, taught by Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen, and Virtual Place studio instructed by Henry Richardson and Christopher William Morse. Although the two courses focused on distinctive representation techniques and methods, they both inspired me to understand representation as an architectural thinking initiative.