Author: Burden Ernest
Place: New York
Publisher: McGraw Hill Book Company
Year: 1982
Volume: Second
Pages: 279
ISBN: 0-07-008925-6
Source: Donated by Charles Correa Associates
Subject: Architecture
Sub-Subject: Modern Architecture
Keyword: Photograph
Classification: 720.28
Shelf: C4R1
Accession No: B761
Contents: Preface Acknowledgments Introduction 1- The Camera and Perspective 2- Layouts: From Plans and Models 3- Site-Coordinated Layouts 4- Aerial Layouts 5- Drawing Techniques 6- Special Techniques 7- Coordinated Series 8- Architects Presentations Design Credits Index
Abstract: Architecture Delineation: A Photographic Approach to Presentation highlights the use of photography as a key method for representing architectural design. It explores how cameras capture perspective, detail, and spatial relationships to enhance traditional presentation techniques. Starting with camera and perspective fundamentals, the work covers layout strategies like site-coordinated and aerial views, transforming plans and models into engaging visuals. It also addresses specialized drawing and photographic methods to improve clarity and impact, concluding with coordinated series and professional presentations. This guide aims to help architects and students present designs effectively, blending technical accuracy with creative expression.