Architectural diagrams turn complex design thinking into clear visual stories. In this category you will find diagram types, real project examples, and step by step tips for making your own. From site analysis to circulation studies, illustrarch shows how strong diagrams improve both design and presentation.
A stacking diagram assigns each use in a brief to a level, and gives total area and building height. How to build one,...
A figure-ground diagram reduces a city to built mass against open space. How to read it, put a number on it, draw it...
A sun path diagram shows where the sun sits all year for one latitude. How to read it, plot obstructions, and size an...
A matrix diagram, or adjacency matrix, maps how every space in a building should relate before you draw a plan. This guide covers...
A practical guide to the shopping mall bubble diagram: placing anchors so shoppers pass the most frontage, drawing the mall street, attaching food...
A practical guide to the kindergarten bubble diagram: garden access for every group room, supervision sightlines, attached sanitary facilities, and the adjacency rules...
A clear look at isometric drawing in architecture, covering how the 120-degree projection works, how it compares to axonometric and perspective views, and...
An exploded diagram in architecture lifts a building into its real assembly order so structure, skin, space, and services each read on their...
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