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A rectangle that rep. the vertical and horizontal limits of an object or group of objects
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Notional Space
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the order of dominence
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Hierarchy
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The depiction of 2 or more faces of a 3d structure where lines converge as they recede in space
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Perspective Drawing
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The dep. of 2 or more faces of a 3d structure keeping parallel lines parallel as they recede in space
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paraline drawing
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A drawing in which the skewed angles are not symmetrical
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Diametric projection
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A means of representing a 3d object in 2d that uses multi. views of the obj. from points of view rotated about the objects center
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Ortho Projection
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The view of a vertical face of an object
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elevation
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One of the series of rectangles generated from the square whose proportion is one to the square roote of a whole number
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Root rectangle
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a line is drawn para. to the short side of a rect. from the end of a crossing line, creating a smaller version of the parent rectangle
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reciprocal
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is a famous rect. for which the ratio of the longer to shorter side is 1 to 1.618. When subdivided by the reiprocal, a square and a smaller version of this rectangle famous series of whirling squares that contain the golden spiral
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Golden Rectangle
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A rect. whose ratio of width to height is a rational number such as 1 to 2, or 2 to 4
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Static Rectangle
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A rect. who ratio of width to height is an irrational number such as the square root of 2 or the square root of three
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Dynamic Rectangle
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The relationship between 2 or more measurements of a whole
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Proportion
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in the armature of a rectangle the four lines that extend from the corners of the rectangle and cross over the diagonals at right angles
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Crossing line
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a linear structure that diagrams important visual paths and potential dominant divisions of a rectangle
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armature
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of the armature: the intersections in an armature that are used to locate places of emphasis. The eyes are where the reciprocal diagonal crosses the bisecting Diagonal.
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eyes
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The square and its armature applied to each end of a rectangle used to govern divisions of the area and placement of elements is known as the
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Rebated square
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the vert. axis in a projection drawing
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y axis
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to cut into a form and remove a piece
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section
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drawings that show the underlying structure of a form. Lines used to track dimensions and relationships when drawing a three dimensional form
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Construction drawing
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