Architectural graphics /
Martin, C. Leslie.
Architectural graphics / C. Leslie Martin - New York : The Macmillan Company, c1952 - 213 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm.
Includes index.
1. Types of projection drawings -- 2. Multi-view orthographic drawing -- 3. Characteristics and uses of axonometric and oblique drawing -- 4. Isometric drawing -- 5. Dimetric drawing -- 6. Oblique drawing -- 7. Exploded drawings -- 8. Systems and methods of perspective drawing -- 9. Two-point perspective -- 10. One-point perspective -- 11. Three-point perspective -- 12. Perspective theory and practice -- 13. The measuring point method -- 14. Principles of shades and shadows -- 15. Shadows of lines and circles -- 16. Shadows of architectural elements -- 17. Shadows of circular solids -- 18. Shadows on buildings -- 19. Shadows on axonometric and oblique drawings -- 20. Shadows on perspective drawings -- 21. Professional architectural graphics -- Index.
Drawing is the universal language of the architect and designer. It is difficult or impossible to explain design and construction satisfactorily in written or spoken words alone.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
NA 2700 .M37 1952
Architectural graphics / C. Leslie Martin - New York : The Macmillan Company, c1952 - 213 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm.
Includes index.
1. Types of projection drawings -- 2. Multi-view orthographic drawing -- 3. Characteristics and uses of axonometric and oblique drawing -- 4. Isometric drawing -- 5. Dimetric drawing -- 6. Oblique drawing -- 7. Exploded drawings -- 8. Systems and methods of perspective drawing -- 9. Two-point perspective -- 10. One-point perspective -- 11. Three-point perspective -- 12. Perspective theory and practice -- 13. The measuring point method -- 14. Principles of shades and shadows -- 15. Shadows of lines and circles -- 16. Shadows of architectural elements -- 17. Shadows of circular solids -- 18. Shadows on buildings -- 19. Shadows on axonometric and oblique drawings -- 20. Shadows on perspective drawings -- 21. Professional architectural graphics -- Index.
Drawing is the universal language of the architect and designer. It is difficult or impossible to explain design and construction satisfactorily in written or spoken words alone.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
NA 2700 .M37 1952