Some of the Aspects of Architecture

Using rulers and pencils, anyone can draw rectangles or squares, divide it into rooms, and call it a shelter. According to Roger K. Lewis, author of "Architect?: Career Guide", "Architecture is not as simple as having rulers and pencils, and many people who wish to become architects are preparing to draft in high school Lessons (56) Students can learn the scale of furniture of all sizes from city size to buildings of all sizes.

When designing and drawing, it is important to remember that something must be overlooked in order to be practical and aesthetically pleasing in other aspects of the design. Architectural drawings occupy some aspect of the building and then create a new way to express it from this side. They take a small part and then maximize their interests, so they can show people the effective use of space. In the mid 18th century, a new way of expressing interior design appeared. In fact, although this approach already exists, they have found a way to change the method, so apply it to "new theme: room" (Evans 125). At the moment, the only way to display the interior of the building is to create a part of the building, but the problem is that only one side of the room is displayed. Soon, people began to draw 3 pictures in positive form and began to show three different aspects of the room.

The architecture of ancient Rome used certain aspects of architecture in ancient Greece to create a new architectural style. The Romans thanked Etruria's neighbors and their ancestors for providing us with abundant knowledge essential for the solution of future buildings such as hydraulic systems for making archs. When Rome and the Greeks did not concentrate on agriculture to survive famine, when food became rich, they became concentrated in other living areas such as art. Poetry, literature, sculpture and painting, theater and sports, medicine, and politics of ancient Greek culture are the foundation of today's many modern customs.

Knowledge on buildings and other buildings follows an outdated path to certain aspects of general knowledge on art. In particular, architectural beliefs include judgments on aesthetic attributes of the building environment, are regulated in some way, and can pass through testimony. However, understanding the other aspects of the building is different from the old one, reflecting the special characteristics of the building company and its products and consumption. There are two basic types of division of traditional building knowledge promoted by architectural historians, theorists and practitioners - direct notice to the creator's knowledge - theory / history and practice (JW Robinson 2001) .