Index

 

 

Page numbers in italics refer to picture captions

 

A

abstraction ‘Towards abstraction’ (case study) 152–3

amendments 177, 177

annotation 174

axonometric and isometric projections 44–5, 45, 93, 93, 94, 94, 95, 96, 96, 136, 136, 158, 163 see also perspective

B

BIM (building information modelling) 22

Bittere, Ramona 144

break lines 166

budgets see costs and budgets;see also collaboration

building regulations 176

C

CAD (computer-aided design) 22, 23

CAM (computer-aided manufacture) 22, 23

case studies

A café on two floors 136–7

Context and content 140–1

Creating custom pieces 116–17

Dentist’s surgery 148–9

Designing the drawing 178–81

Detail emerges 74

Detail evolves 75

Evolving the idea by computer 70–1

Evolving the idea by hand 66–

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