1. ELEVATION DRAWINGS APPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY

2. MASSING Buildings are composed of geometric solids. Massing refers to the arrangement of forms in a building. Massing also refers to the method in which smaller three dimensional forms are combined to create an overall WHAT PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN IS RELATED TO THE TERM MASSING ? TRANSFORMATION

3. FORMS/GEOMETRIC SOLIDS  Rectangular prisms  Cubes  Triangular prisms  Pyramids  Cylinders  Cones  Spheres  Hemispheres

4. WHAT IS AN ELEVATION DRAWING? An Elevation Drawings is a scaled drawing of one side of a building.

5. WHAT IS AN ELEVATION DRAWING? Elevation Drawings are created using Orthographic Projection. A side of the building is flattened when shown in two dimensions on paper. Only the surfaces of the building perpendicular to the viewer can be seen.

6. WHAT IS AN ELEVATION DRAWING? Elevation Tags help indicate the distance in feet and inches from another reference point (normally the ground plane line/grade line ).

7. WHAT IS AN ELEVATION DRAWING? This symbol on a floor plan represents an exterior elevation drawing.

8. WHAT IS AN ELEVATION DRAWING? This symbol on a floor plan represents an interior elevation drawing.

9. WHAT IS AN ELEVATION DRAWING? Interior elevation drawings show the inside walls of a space.

10. PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS/VIEWS A perspective drawing/view shows a three dimensional object as the eye or a camera would see it. WHAT IS THE VANISHING POINT ?

11. PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS/VIEWS Perspective view of a building WHAT IS THE VANISHING POINT ? Elevation drawing of a building

12. ISOMETRIC DRAWINGS An Isometric Drawing is a drawing of a three dimension object showing three sides of the object. Isometric sketch of the Farnsworth House Perspective View sketch of the Farnsworth House Plano. Illinois