Architectural Drawing Part 2
"72 0 i /(07) 157 l 1 v-® d—f----- ---------- 1 pt.2 '/federal Housing Administration Library ' k -; \ i - ^ International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. Architectural Drawing I Prepared especially for home study .. ; By WILLIAM S. LOWNDES, Ph. B., A.I.A. and FREDERICK FLETCHER, A.I.A. Registered Architect 5637B-2 Part 2 Edition 3 4 assignments ! International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pennsylvania International Correspondence Schools, Canadian, Ltd., Montreal, Canada T /4y£-l( d&n U ,^/ff y & " ? ^y/ ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING^ \A Part 2 “The beginning is half the thing." —Greek Proverb ** + By “Well begun is half done” is another familiar saying. .] WILLIAM S. LOWNDES, Ph.B., A.I.A. In your decision to “do something” to add to your fund of and knowledge through some systematic spare-time gtudy, you are “well begun.” And if you will persist in this deter FREDERICK FLETCHER, A.I.A. mination, diligently studying one lesson after another, one Registered Architect day, not too far in the future, you’ll “BE DONE.” '! 25 Serial 5637B-2 Copyright© 1981, 1954, 1944, by INTERNATIONAL TEXTBOOK COMPANY Copyright in Great Britain. All rights reserved Printed in United States of America International Correspondence Schoolsj * t Scranton, Pennsylvania/ ICS International Correspondence Schools Canadian, Ltd, Montreal, Canada What This Text Covers . ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING I. Preliminary Considerations Pages 1 to 25 Part 2 Certain preliminary steps are necessary before you can start the working drawings for a building. The requirements of the client, the survey, sketches and studies, and cost esti PRACTICAL PROBLEMS mates are explained. FRAME RESIDENCE 2. Making Working Drawings Pages 26 to 51 Working drawings are prepared after the design has been 1.
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