Drawing Practice - Elevations - JSS2 Basic technology Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What do elevation drawings primarily depict in architecture?
Interior room layouts
Exterior views of buildings
Structural views of buildings
Electrical wiring diagrams
Which architectural elements are typically shown in elevation drawings?
Floor plans and HVAC systems
Roof designs and landscaping
Windows, doors and external finishes
Plumbing layout and drainage systems
How do elevations differ from floor plans in architectural representation?
Elevations show horizontal views, while floor plans show vertical views
Elevations depict exterior views, while floor plan s depict interior layouts
Elevations focus on structural elements, while floor plans in decorative features
Elevations use different scales, while floor plans use standardised symbols
What is the purpose of including height measurements in elevation drawings?
To calculate construction costs
To determine HVAC requirements
To ensure compliance with building codes
To accurately represent vertical proportions
Which type of elevation typically shows the main entrance and architectural features of a building?
Front elevation
Rear elevation
Side elevation
Sectional elevation
Why are scale and proportion important in drawing elevations?
To add artistic effects
To create shadows
To ensure accuracy
To depict finshes
What do architectural features such as doors and windows represent in elevation drawings?
Electrical outlets
Structural columns
Building materials
Functional elements
How do practical exercises help students in learning to draw elevations?
By focusing on plumbing layouts
By improving HVAC designs
By improving architectural drafting
By adding decorative elements
Which aspect of elevation drawing enhances communication between architects and builders?
Use of different colours
Inclusion of landscaping details
Accuracy in measurements
Artistic shading techniques
What feedback mechanism is useful for students during hands-on elevation drawing practice?
Adding artistic elements
Instructor guidance
Using multiple scales
Focusing on historical styles