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Architectural Design Drawings - Powerful Means in Architecture

Tuesday, June 8, 2010 2:10 AM Posted by Andy Subandono

By Mike B Thomas

Architecture is a famous business sector nowadays. It requires powerful and effective means to deliver decent building architectural outputs. Architectural design drawings are widely used in Architecture industry for various reasons. They are the first choice of any professional that is related with Building Architecture.

Architectural design drawings are specially made for understanding various building design specifications. They are technical drawings of any building structure and are prepared as per International Guidelines of Building Architecture. Architectural design drawings are helpful to architects and builders for different purposes such as i) to prepare building design ii) to convey design ideas and technical concepts iii) to easily explain what you want to design.

Architectural- design drawings can be defined as building drawings that follow set of conventions, which include particular views (floor plan, section etc.), sheet sizes, units of measurement and scales, annotation and cross referencing. These factors are very important as far as understanding of building design and dimension specifications are concerned. According to these, one can easily develop building construction strategy and can definitely get desired building structure.

Architecture design - drawings have their own area of importance; some of them are as follow:
o Interior Design Drawings
o Building architecture drawings
o Architectural drawings drafting
o Architectural perspective drawings
o Landscape design - drawings
o Three dimensional drawings
o Architectural CAD drawings
o Technical drawings design

Ease in creation and comfort in implementation - makes these architectural design - drawings much better and powerful option in Architecture Industry. Proper utilization of such can be vital in any architecture business.

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