WEEK 5: 2D DEVELOPMENT OUTCOME

In the project brief I was given earlier this term, one of the task in it was to make some 2 dimensional outcome of the project, either digital or physical sketches. The two dimensional outcomes includes elevation and section drawings.

In the welcome post I made in the first week of this term, I said one of the things I would like to achieve this term was to learn a new software and I suggested to learn AutoCad and implement it into my project this term. Seven weeks into the term, I have been able to learn the basics of AutoCad and I have used it to draw my elevationn and sections which I will be showing in this blog post.

For this task, I chose to do the front and side views for both the elevations and the sections. I used the Cad software, starting with the elevations. I used the sampe spline tool that I used for the 3D model drawings to draw the elevations because it is an organic form building. Afterwards I added the dimensions of the building.

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After the completion of the elevations, I plotted them out and then used the same drawings to draw the sections which would be displaying the performance space, storage spaces, offices, the outdoor exhibition space and utility. 

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The pictures below in Fig 5, Fig 6, Fig 7, and Fig 8 displays the final outcome of the 2 D drawings. Fig 5 and 6 are the sections while Fig 7 and 8 are the elevations ( front and side respectively).

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