Engineering Drawing and Presentation Drawing Projection Fundamentals - (Volume 2) (Includes Exercise Book)

Author: Gao Yan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This textbook is designed to cultivate drawing skills for students majoring in architecture, urban planning, and related fields. The content is divided into three main parts: Descriptive Geometry, Shadow and Perspective, and Architectural Drawing. Considering the target audience and their characteristics, the textbook is written in two volumes, each further divided into two parts. Volume 1: Part 1 – Projection Principles, Part 2 – Projection Drafting. Volume 2: Part 1 – Shadow and Perspective, Part 2 – Architectural Building Drawings. The major feature of this textbook is the abundance of illustrations and examples, with clear and accurate diagrams. Difficult and key points are presented step-by-step, making them easy to understand at a glance. The book provides detailed explanations of both scheme drawings and construction drawing techniques, serving as a reference for subsequent courses. Additionally, the textbook has a broad scope and strong versatility, making it suitable for vocational and technical education, adult education, television universities, and other settings. Accompanying this textbook is the Exercise Book for Projection Basics of Engineering and Presentation Drawings, also in two volumes, which extends and expands on the textbook content. We hope readers will use it alongside the textbook during their studies.
This textbook is designed to cultivate drawing skills for students majoring in architecture, urban planning, and related fields. The content is divided into three main parts: Descriptive Geometry, Shadow and Perspective, and Architectural Drawing. Considering the target audience and their characteristics, the textbook is written in two volumes, each further divided into two parts. Volume 1: Part 1 – Projection Principles, Part 2 – Projection Drafting. Volume 2: Part 1 – Shadow and Perspective, Part 2 – Architectural Building Drawings. The major feature of this textbook is the abundance of illustrations and examples, with clear and accurate diagrams. Difficult and key points are presented step-by-step, making them easy to understand at a glance. The book provides detailed explanations of both scheme drawings and construction drawing techniques, serving as a reference for subsequent courses. Additionally, the textbook has a broad scope and strong versatility, making it suitable for vocational and technical education, adult education, television universities, and other settings. Accompanying this textbook is the Exercise Book for Projection Basics of Engineering and Presentation Drawings, also in two volumes, which extends and expands on the textbook content. We hope readers will use it alongside the textbook during their studies.