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Elevations and section drawings - procreate

An elevation plan gives a preview of how the completed building will appear. It visually depicts the outer sides of a building, showing its structural and architectural elements (ultratechcement, 2021).

To make my elevations I used procreate and designed my front and rear elevations 

FRONT ELEVATION 


REAR ELEVATION




For my section drawings, I also used procreate. Section drawings are useful to show the main volume of the buildings and the buildings components 

FRONT SECTION 


SIDE SECTION 


Reference 

ultratechcement (2021). Elevation Plan: Importance of Elevation Drawing | UltraTech. [online] www.ultratechcement.com. Available at: https://www.ultratechcement.com/for-homebuilders/home-building-explained-single/descriptive-articles/elevation-plan#:~:text=An%20elevation%20plan%20provides%20us [Accessed 27 May 2024].


Comments

  1. Sam Dargan28 May 2024 at 05:41

    These look clear and concise. When you include them in your folio, I would check your spelling and justification of your text - for example....cloakrooms.

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