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    THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE

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    ARCHITECTURAL VISUAL

    COMMUNCATIONS 1, GRAPHICS 1
    RULES OF DIMENSIONING

    DIMENSIONING IS THE PROCESS OF SPECIFYING PART’S INFORMATION


    BY USING OF FIGURES, SYMBOLS, AND NOTES.

    1. SIZES AND LOCATIONS OF FEATURES


    2. MATERIAL’S TYPE
    3. NUMBER REQUIRED
    PLACEMENTS OF
    DIMENSIONS
    ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS
    •Another name for orthographic projection is
    multiview drawing
    •
    Involves visualization and implementation
    • Ability to see clearly in the mind’s eye an object
    • Process of drawing the object
     A system that allows you to make a
    two-dimensional drawing of a three-
    dimensional object

     

     
     
      

      
     

     

     
    

     
    Viewing Objects
     A box is formed by six
    mutually perpendicular
    planes of projection that are
    located around the object
     Lines are formed on the planes by projecting the
    edges of the object onto the planes

     These images are


    called “views”
     There are six views
    formed by the planes
    of a box
     Unfolding the box produces an
    arrangement of the six views

    TOP

    BACK L.SIDE FRONT R.SIDE

    BOTTOM
     First-angle projection
     Used by many European countries
     Object is projected onto planes from
    the first angle or quadrant
     Front view projected to vertical plane
     Top view projected to horizontal plane
     Left-side view projected to profile plane
     Third-angle projection
     Standard for the United States
     Third quadrant is used for projection
    Front view projected to vertical plane
    Top view projected to horizontal plane
    Right-side view projected to profile plane

    TOP VIEW

    FRONT VIEW RSIDE


     Each view is placed in a constant location
    relative to the other views
     Each view must be placed in its correct
    position
     Views and features must be aligned
     Most commonly used views
     Front View
     Top View
     Right Side View
     Most descriptive view is typically designated as
    the Front View

    2.00

    TOP VIEW
    5.13
    2.88
    1.63 1.25

    Ø1.52
    45°

    3.50

    2.50
    2.25
    1.50

    FRONT VIEW R. SIDE


    VIEW
     All objects have 3 dimensions
     Height
     Distance from top to bottom
     Width
     Distance from side to side
     Depth
     Distance from the front to
    back

    HEIGHT

    WI
    DT
    H
    H
    PT
    DE
    ACTIVITY 1: USE LONG BOND PAPER;
    GIVE THE 3 VIEWS OF THE
    3D MODEL BELOW

    - TOP VIEW
    - SIDE VIEW .30
    - FRONT VIEW .10
    .10
    .10

    .30

    .30
    PLATE NO. 3: ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS
    3D MODEL

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