1. What is the primary purpose of architectural models as described in the course summary?
2. Which type of drawing is used to emphasize line work, hierarchy, and rhythm in architectural representation?
3. Among the types of axonometric projections, which one maintains equal dimensions along all axes and is commonly used for clarity?
Drawing language — basis?
Conventions and codes for communication
Model — type?
Simplified, problem-oriented representation of reality
Diagram — purpose?
Models relationships, processes, transformations
Architectural symbols — role?
Visual language for communication.
Models — types?
Iconic, analogical, symbolic.
Drawings — functions?
Informational and persuasive.
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