Lectures:

Lecture 1
Doug goes through the floor plan of a shingle style home he designed discussing the visual characteristics that make it legible and descriptive.
Lecture 2
Doug talks about how to draw an architectural elevation using a floor plan. He also discusses the elements of a presentation architectural elevation as well as a few facts about the shingle style.
Lecture 3
Doug goes through a typical wall section for the shingle style home he designed and discusses the important aspects of the drawing and what should be described.
Lecture 4
Take a look at two construction details to see how they are drawn and what kind of information they contain that's helpful to the contractor.
Lecture 5
Join Doug to look at a perspective of the building he's designed for the series and a breakdown of how it was created.
Lecture 6
Doug describes how to use an architect's scale and how scale effects the size of a drawing in an architect's set.

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