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The textbook for architecture students covers the most important issues related with the basics of architectural design. In this respect, the principles of technical drawing, methods of presenting an architectural object, and historical and contemporary styles in architecture have been developed....
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Lublin University of Technology Publishing House
2025
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| Online adgang: | https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/162592 |
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| Summary: | The textbook for architecture students covers the most important issues related with the
basics of architectural design. In this respect, the principles of technical drawing, methods
of presenting an architectural object, and historical and contemporary styles in architecture
have been developed.
Chapter 1: Perspective, frame and composition
The first chapter of the textbook is devoted to the basic principles of visual presentation of
architectural objects, including perspective, framing and composition. The author discusses
drawing techniques, allowing students to understand how to correctly depict a three-dimensional
object on a two-dimensional sheet of paper. Presents various types of perspectives,
including one-, two- and three-point perspectives, so that students gain the ability to realistically
convey space and proportions. Additionally, key architectural composition issues are
discussed, which help to harmoniously arrange elements on the plan, ensuring aesthetic and
functional results. The chapter ends with a set of practical exercises that enable students to
apply their newly acquired knowledge in practice.
Chapter 2: Technical drawing
The second chapter focuses on technical and architectural drawing, providing students with
the necessary knowledge regarding line types, graphic symbols and projection methods.
The author presents in detail the differences between solid, broken, thick and thin lines,
explaining their meaning and use in architectural drawings. In addition, the basic principles
of projection are discussed, which allow for precise representation of a three-dimensional
form on a flat surface. This chapter also includes practical examples of technical drawings,
enabling students to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. The exercises at the end of this
chapter allow students to improve their drawing skills.
Chapter 3: Styles and directions, form and function of an object, facade
The third chapter of the textbook broadens the perspective, focusing on a wide spectrum
of styles and trends in architecture. The author presents the historical contexts and evolution
of various architectural styles, starting from antiquity, through the Renaissance, to the
present day. Additionally, this chapter examines the relationship between building form and
function, showing how architects make design decisions with both aesthetics and usability
in mind. Various types of facades are also discussed and their use in design practice. Each
chapter ends with a set of practical exercises that allow students to deepen their knowledge
and skills.
To sum up, the information contained in the textbook enables students to practically apply
theoretical and technical knowledge in the development of projects carried out as part of the
fundamentals of architectural design classes. |
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