Architectural Design CAD

Author: Song Haiyan Guo Shaotang Liu Zhiming Wang Linping
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Publish Date: 1999-03-01
Features: This book is a three-in-one textbook for architectural design, architectural drawing, and computer-aided design courses. The book is divided into five chapters. Chapter 1 covers the basics of architectural drawing; Chapter 2 provides a detailed explanation of the operation processes for 14 types of lines used in architectural drawing on a computer, such as solid lines, dashed lines, and dot lines; Chapter 3 focuses on projection, explaining basic projection knowledge as well as the projections of points, lines, and surfaces in sequence. Additionally, it includes a detailed discussion of stereoscopic projection. Chapter 4 combines the techniques of isometric drawing with computer 3D modeling, covering both the "basics" and "drawing methods" of isometric drawing. It also explains some examples of designing architectural stereoscopic images, enabling learners to apply this important technique in a variety of contexts. The final chapter primarily explains the drawing methods for sections and cross-sections, with a focus on the drawing techniques of architectural symbols and other more advanced design methods. In terms of content arrangement, the book uses the design of complex buildings as examples, allowing learners to smoothly progress to practical architectural design after completing the course.