Architectural Graphics focuses on the techniques; methodologies; and graphic tools used in conveying architectural ideas. The book takes a look at equipment and materials; architectural drafting; and architectural drawing conventions. Discussions focus on drawing pencils; technical drawing pens; set squares/templates; circle templates/compasses; line weight/line types; drafting technique; drawing circular elements; floor plan; doors and windows in plan; stairs; wall indications; plan grids; and site boundaries. The manuscript examines rendition of value and context and graphic symbols and lettering. Topics include tonal values; media and techniques; value/texture rendition; material rendition; shades and shadows; people; furniture; graphic representation symbols; and hand lettering. The text explores freehand drawing and architectural presentations; including freehand sketching; graphic diagraming; and sketching equipment. The publication is a valuable reference for architects interested in doing further studies in architectural graphics.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A very good book.By ShinobiStory and Character is a collection of interviews with British screenwriters firstPublished in 2003. I bought the electronic Kindle edition which I do not hateBecause the publishers have put in the time and effort to make a reasonablyUseful index.This genre of screenwriting books I have to say is as addictive as chocolate-coatedAlmonds. That is. if you are interested in writing for film. The writers it seemsAre all upstanding chaps. with most having gone to Oxford.The movies they have written range from Bridget Jones (if memory serves me)To The Full Monty. An opinionated bunch. but the topic is mostly film.If you are into screenwriting. then you will get your moneys worth!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great read for budding writersBy LeaRIncluding interviews with the writers of. among other films. "Restoration"; "Billy Elliot"; "Bridget Jones Diary"; "Welcome to Sarajevo"; "Captain Corellis Mandolin"; and. "The Full Monty". Talking about their work at home and in Hollywood. some giving in-depth interviews for the first time. are ten of the top names in British screenwriting. Lively and funny. challenging and revealing. this series of exclusive interviews with the unsung heroes of contemporary British cinema provides a unique behind-the-scenes look at the movie business. essential for wannabe writers. industry insiders and film fans alike.
