objective 7.07: execute scaled drawings. beginning on page 159 in housing decisions, define these...
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Beginning on page 159 in Housing Decisions, define these terms.
Architectural drawingsPrintsPlan viewFloor planExterior elevationInterior elevationSection viewDetail viewRendering
Architectural Drawings• Contain all of the size, shape, and location of
all parts of a house• Uses lines, symbols, and views to
communicate ideas.
Prints• A copy of architectural drawings• In the past, white lines on blue background hence the name “blueprint”• Drawings today are dark lines on light color paper.
CADD (CAD) – Computer Aided Design and Drafting
• Advantages–Changes are easy to make– Scaled– Saves time
• Disadvantages– Some programs are complicated.
Plan view• Any view of the house from a “bird’s
eye” perspective – from the top down• Types of plan views are– site plans–floor plans– foundation plans– roof plans.
Floor Plan• Shows size and arrangement of rooms, hallways, doors,
windows, and storage• The most important drawing in a set of house plans.
Interior elevation• A scale drawing that shows the view of one
interior wall of a house – a view from the center of the room.