#analysis of drawing

[tsa18nolli]

AXONOMETRY

“Axonometry symbolizes accuracy and clarity in representation as well as simply depicting SHAPES and RELATIONSHIPS in graphic space. But even without the symbolic connotations, axonometric constructs provide designers with a convenient tool with which to model three-dimensional complexity. The facsimile of three-dimensionality combined with the ease of construction and scaling make it a compelling graphic device with which to study developing designs from many viewpoints and with virtually any degree of dissection…”

from book: Envisioning Architecture: An Analysis of Drawing, by Iain Fraser, Rod Henmi -  the book is in our library : NA2700 .F73 1994

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[tsa17nolli]

AXONOMETRY

“Axonometry symbolizes accuracy and clarity in representation as well as simply depicting SHAPES and RELATIONSHIPS in graphic space. But even without the symbolic connotations, axonometric constructs provide designers with a convenient tool with which to model three-dimensional complexity. The facsimile of three-dimensionality combined with the ease of construction and scaling make it a compelling graphic device with which to study developing designs from many viewpoints and with virtually any degree of dissection…”

from book: Envisioning Architecture: An Analysis of Drawing, by Iain Fraser, Rod Henmi -  the book is on our reserve shelf for overnight check-out (if you check out on a friday, you can keep the book until monday) : NA2700 .F73 1994

_ik  

[tsa16nolli]

AXONOMETRY

“Axonometry symbolizes accuracy and clarity in representation as well as simply depicting SHAPES and RELATIONSHIPS in graphic space. But even without the symbolic connotations, axonometric constructs provide designers with a convenient tool with which to model three-dimensional complexity. The facsimile of three-dimensionality combined with the ease of construction and scaling make it a compelling graphic device with which to study developing designs from many viewpoints and with virtually any degree of dissection...”

from book: Envisioning Architecture: An Analysis of Drawing, by Iain Fraser, Rod Henmi -  the book is on our reserve shelf for overnight check-out (if you check out on a friday, you can keep the book until monday) : NA2700 .F73 1994

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