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I wouldn't say being a good sketcher is absolutely critical but it's a good skill to have, especially for developing and conveying ideas quickly.
Best Advice you're going to get.
practice
Seriously, start filling up sketchbooks - draw everything. Do some longer drawings post for a critique in /r/art or /r/ArtCrit .
Most successful sketches come down to doing 2 things well.
Perspective, and Line Weight.
I'm sure you'll be able to find hundreds of more links/tutorials/youtube videos.
But seriously...practice.
If you're looking for a great sketcher, check out Van Gogh, his line work is most likely the best in history.
Also check out this book
http://www.amazon.com/Architects-Draw-Freehand-Fundamentals-Architecture/dp/1568987404
Best book you'll find looking at Architectural Drawing from a drawing first approach, rather than graphical standards and what not. The chapters are structured like a semester long class. So you get the class without actually going.
But seriously ^^pratice