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Realistic v information transfer Different purposes, who they are intended for. Different views of Eiffel tower What do you think the plans and elevations look like ? Where are these types of representations used? Used in design – need to communicate the idea graphically before it can be made a reality. The Arche is almost a perfect cube (width: 108m, height: 110m, depth: 112m); it has been suggested that the structure looks like a four-dimensional hypercube (a tesseract) projected onto the three-dimensional world. It has a prestressed concrete frame covered with glass and Carrara marble from Italy and was built by the French civil engineering company Bouygues. Site plan for Scottish parliament : Site plan of the Scottish Parliament1?Public Entrance 2?Plaza 3?Pond 4?Press Tower 5?Debating Chamber 6?Tower one 7?Tower two 8?Tower three 9?Tower four 10?Tower five, Cannongate Bldg. 11?Main Staircase 12?MSPs Entrance 13?Lobby 14?Garden 15?Queensbery House 16?MSP building 17?Turf roof 18?Carpark and vehiclular entrance 19?Landscaped park Visiting a theme park you will use a site plan to plan your route through. Town planning here is an Arial view showing how vast areas of land use can be planned Can you imagine what the elevations and isometric views would be like? An archaeological plan in an archaeological excavation, is a drawn record of features (and artifacts) in the horizontal plane. Other disciplines that feature the use of plans. Complex buildings are developed using a creative design process which relies on the ability to envisage and translate ideas using plans, elevations 3D drawings and models. 3D video games were first developed in the 1970’s, and the first to use isometric projection were arcade games in the 1980’s. Head over heels was very successful and used the advanced graphics to make the game more interesting with puzzles. /geometry/printable/6186.html ( isometric dot paper) Here the plan shows the function of rooms with furniture. Design drawing