ALFRED

What is the term used to describe a drawing of a building that shows a view from above?

• Isometric Drawing

•  Elevation

• Plan View

• Plan View

What is the primary purpose of an elevation drawing in architectural design?

• To show the interior furniture layout

• To show a bird's eye view of a building

• To show the layout of rooms within a building

• To show the exterior features of a building

In architectural design, what does the term "scale" refer to?

• The size of the building

• The ratio of the drawing size to the actual size of the object

• The height of the building

• The scope of the project

A floor plan drawn at a 1:50 scale means:

• 1 centimeter on the plan represents 50 centimeters in real life

• 1 meter on the plan represents 50 meters in real life

• 1 inch on the plan represents 50 inches in real life

• All of the above

Which of the following is a common scale used in residential interior design plans?

• 1:500

• 1:1

• 1:50

• 1:1000

When creating a 3D design model of a skyscraper, why might you choose a smaller scale like 1:500?

• To fit the model into a smaller space

• To make the model more detailed

• To make the model easier to transport

• Both A and C

What is a sectional elevation drawing primarily used for in architectural design?

• To show how the building will look from the street

• To show a cutaway view of the interior of the building

• To show a bird's eye view of the building

• To show the structural details of the building's foundation

What is the primary difference between an elevation drawing and a perspective drawing?

• . An elevation drawing is three-dimensional, while a perspective drawing is two-dimensional

• An elevation drawing shows a side view, while a perspective drawing shows a three-dimensional view

• An elevation drawing shows a front view, while a perspective drawing shows a side view

• An elevation drawing is used for interior design, while a perspective drawing is used for exterior design

In architectural design, what is the purpose of a 1:1 scale drawing?

• To show a life-size representation of the design

• To show a bird's eye view of the design

• To provide a small model of the design

• To provide a blueprint for construction