By W. Otie Kilmer, Rosemary Kilmer, Kilmer, Stephen Hanessian
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For these reasons, drafting is founded on a number of basic premises and rules. A draftsperson’s specialized drawings, generally referred to as working drawings or construction drawings, help the designer to develop ideas and communicate to the builder the exact parameters of their design concepts — assisting in the construction of a physical interior environment or building (Figure 3-2). Construction drawings require a great deal of effort to draw, as they must be clear, concise, and accurate, with high-quality lines and legible dimensions and notes.
A three-point perspective is produced when all the lines or faces of an object are oblique (not parallel) to the picture plane. This method is not often used for interior spaces, but rather for tall buildings. Each of these perspective types can be hand-drawn in a number of different ways. A projection system can be used to produce an individualistic drawing for a specific object or space (Figure 4-18). Or a preconstructed perspective grid can be made and overlay sheets placed over it to draw a perspective.
In the orthographic system, the object is placed in a series of positions (plan or elevation) relative to the viewing plane. The most common types of orthographic drawings are the plan, elevation, and section (Figure 4-5). However, no single one of these drawings can communicate the actual configuration of a threedimensional object or space. They must be used together to accurately depict spatial and solid elements. In fact, more complex objects and spaces will require several more of each of these drawings.