Space/Materiality:Culture
Assignment# 11:Orthographic Projection
Orthographic projection is putting the object in front of you (a 3D form) down on paper to make it a 2D object. By using a ruler, I measured the dimensions of the object I had chosen and used them for my projection. Projections are made up of a front view, side view and a top view and my drawings correspond to the photo documentation of the object as well. Making orthographic projections was a bit of work but I think it’s a step necessary to do if you are trying to understand how to build/make something that is a 3D shape.
Photo Documentation:
Projection:
