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Examples Of Technical DrawingTechnical drawing (both triple projection and axonometric) can be combined with freehand drawing to create interestingartistic pieces.Facades (frontal views of buildings) benefit from a higher amount of detailing in order to communicate as much informationas possible - information such as materiality, the way light falls on the facade, construction details, colours,human scale, etc.Axonometric of rooms need as much detailing as possible, to better represent the mood of the interior spaces and tomove the drawing as quickly as possible from ‘a couple of construction line boxes’ to an interior space.Keep in mind though, all these examples are still technical drawings.They need to first be correct to respect the drawing’s scale and all the parallel edges to really be parallel... and thento be artistically expressive.Floating CubeThe first exercise for technical drawing is a triple projection and axonometric of a simple cube, then of a cube floating1 cm from the ground.The top view for a simple and floating are the same, the only difference is with the frontal and side views.The isometric axonometric is the standard type of axo you will be using 99% of times in architectural drawing.It implies a 120-degree angle between the three axes and the same unit of measure for Ox, Oy and Oz.Cavalier AxonometricA cavalier axonometric is slightly different than the standard isometric axo as it has a 90-degree angle between theOx and Oy axis and 135 degrees between Ox and Oz, Oy and Oz.It is the easiest approach to drawing something starting from a plan as it just implies you need to rotate the plan 45degtrees then add heights.Lesson #2 Technical Drawing 1.0 - AxonometricsAnd Triple Projection22
In comparison, an isometric axo would require you to draw the plan modified in relation to the 120-degree coordinatesystem and then go for heights.Dimetric AxonometricThe dimetricaxo is unusual as it has a 90-degree angle between the Oz and Oy axis and a 135 degree between Oz andOx, Oy and Ox.The Ox axis also has a half the unit the other two axes have... since the name di-metric, meaning two different measurementsand units.Draw Like A Real Architect23
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