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A way to draw buildings or rooms so they look 3D, like how you see them in real life. Example: Drawing a road that seems to get narrower in the distance.
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The act of drawing quickly and freely to explore design ideas and concepts in architecture and spatial design.
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The look or feel of a surface or material in a drawing. Example: Showing the roughness of a brick wall in a drawing.
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How things are arranged in a space or on a page, like where furniture goes on a plan drawing. Example: Planning where to place tables and chairs in a restaurant.
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The front of a building, especially the main and most decorative part. Example: The decorated entrance of a theater.
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Visual representations used to illustrate relationships between different elements within architectural designs.
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The process of creating a three-dimensional digital representation of a structure or interior space in architectural software.
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The technique of adding textures, shadows, and lighting to a digital model to create a lifelike image of architectural designs.
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drawing that shows one side of a building straight on, like the front view of a house. Example: The front view of a school showing the doors and windows.
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Short for Computer-Aided Design, it's software that architects use to make precise drawings of buildings on a computer. Example: Using a program like AutoCAD to design a new library.
