AXONOMETRIC drawings
• What is an axonometric and what is it for ? • What is the difference between axonometric and isometric projection ? • How to start drawing an axonometric drawing
• method of projection (axonometric projection) in which a three-dimensional object is represented by a drawing (axonometric drawing) having all axes drawn to exact scale, resulting in the optical distortion of diagonals and curves. • It is a simple way to approach a 3D drawing. It is the plan view of your drawing rotated 45 degrees and projected upwards • It can be used for sketches or to draw to a predetermine scale. If a scale is used every part of the drawing can be measured with accuracy. • The lines in Axonometric or Isometric drawings do not converge but they only go 3 different directions ie vertical & 30 degrees left and right in isometric projections ,vertical and 45 degrees left and right in axonometric projections • Tools, relevant information ie drawings & select best view, determine the degree to be used
basic shapes of AXONOMETRIC projection
How to draw an axonometric • video presentation
Examples of AXONOMETRIC drawings •
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Examples of AXONOMETRIC drawings •
Corbusier
Examples of EXPLODED axonometric
frank lloyd wright
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bernard tschumi
bernard tschumi
z.hadid
z.hadid
Other examples of exploded axo’s
Exercise • Draw axonometric of house • Enlarge to 1: 50 scale • Show the different lightweight