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NEED HELP can someone please identify what feature this is?
I'm starting my first architecture course and I'm not sure what this is
Floor Plan.
check elevation...
the walls have two studs?
They are speed stipes.
Makes construction quicker.
It may be easier to help if you could share more information about the building.
Cavities. Time to go to the dentist.
That's where you hide your cash!
It's a line.
A line on a drawing without an identifying note has NO MEANING.
Congratulations on having now learned the single most important thing you will ever need to know about architectural drawings.
red arrows
Bad design.
yeah...where do you hang the tv?
how many flat screens can you hide in those slots?
true that...I just didn't realize the trend of standing in the middle of the room, staring blankly at your flat screen had spread past my family room. Probably ought to buy blinds.
Those are walls.
this seems to be showing a built out finishing surface on the interior of masonry walls. but that's not really a standard convention, just my guess based on how this is used. the drawing is a bit clumsy and overworked, seems like a student drawing of someone else's design, maybe an analysis of a case study.
It's Utzon's Can Lis house. Probably the drawing shows the cavity between the inner and outer sandstone wall.
Utzon Archives
oh wow great find! Thanks for sharing!
Looks to me like cavity walls. Used for insulation purposes.
Fur.
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