Architectural Drawing Flashcard

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Which of the following best describes an exterior elevation drawing? A bird's eye view of a building, A cross-section of a building's interior, A side view of a building's exterior, A 3D representation of a building

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A side view of a building's exterior

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In architectural drawing, what does isometric mean?

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A method of drawing that uses equal measurements on all axes.

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What is the primary purpose of a 1-point perspective in architectural drawing?

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To display accurate measurements of a space

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Which scale is commonly used for residential floor plans?

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1:50

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In space planning for a single-story home, which room is typically centrally located? Options: Bedroom, Bathroom, Living room, Garage

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Living room

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What does the term "elevation" refer to in architectural drawing?

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A 2D representation of a building's exterior

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Which tool is essential for creating precise straight lines in architectural drawings?

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T-square

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What is the purpose of using different line weights in architectural drawings?

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To show depth and hierarchy

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In a simple residential floor plan, which of these is typically the largest space? Kitchen, Bedroom, Living room, Bathroom

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Living room

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What does "footprint" mean in architectural terms?

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The shape of the building's foundation