Architectural Diagrams using Photoshop, Learn how to create impressive diagrams using simple techniques.
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Architectural Diagrams using photoshop from zero to hero
Learn how to create impressive diagrams using simple techniques
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The architectural diagram is a way to explain concepts, spatial organization, and ideas of the projects. Architects create various types of architectural diagrams in their own way. Some designers prefer abstract diagrams, and some of them create more massive diagrams. Why do we need these diagrams in architecture? What is the importance of architectural diagrams in the process of architectural design? In this article, we will talk about the importance of architectural diagrams for architects and architecture students below.
What are Architectural Diagrams?
A visual representation that shows the actual physical implementation of a system’s elements is called an architecture diagram. It shows the relationships, constraints, and boundaries between each piece as well as the overall structure of an architectural work. In architectural presentations, each architect needs to use diagrams to convey the ideas of their projects. Architectural diagrams can be changed according to the program and scale of the projects. Sometimes abstract ideas can be shown as a visual diagram, sometimes concrete volumes can be conveyed in an abstract way with diagrams. Each architecture student should learn to create diagrams in their own design approach. Architectural competitions, student school projects, and even architectural professional works need to have the architectural diagram to understand by jury members or clients.
