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    Students will generate oblique plane figures from an ambiguous set of four traces to define a plane in space. After projecting the plane from different angles, students will add additional plane figures to create a composite faceted surface. The exercise aims to demonstrate how to determine the true shape of oblique planes using descriptive geometry techniques. Students will need supplies including triangles, pencils, erasers, a compass, divider, and paper to complete the projection exercises.

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    Students will generate oblique plane figures from an ambiguous set of four traces to define a plane in space. After projecting the plane from different angles, students will add additional plane figures to create a composite faceted surface. The exercise aims to demonstrate how to determine the true shape of oblique planes using descriptive geometry techniques. Students will need supplies including triangles, pencils, erasers, a compass, divider, and paper to complete the projection exercises.

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    Exercise 1: Projections of Oblique Planes

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    Students will generate oblique plane figures from an ambiguous set of four traces to define a plane in space. After projecting the plane from different angles, students will add additional plane figures to create a composite faceted surface. The exercise aims to demonstrate how to determine the true shape of oblique planes using descriptive geometry techniques. Students will need supplies including triangles, pencils, erasers, a compass, divider, and paper to complete the projection exercises.

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    Exercise 1: Projections of Oblique Planes

    Using several methods associated with descriptive geometry, students will generate oblique plane figures, then rotate the planes of projection to find the true shape of each oblique. The exercise will begin with an ambiguous set of four traces, from which students will construct a figure and a second set of traces, thereby defining a plane in space. After this plane is defined, and projected from edge and frontal positions, students will carefully graft additional plane figures to the first. The result will be a composite drawing that describes the genesis of a faceted surface.

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    medium/large right triangle and adjustable triangle at least 4 different good, hard colored pencils (prismacolor verithin, mech. OK) good sharpener 0.3mm mechanical pencil erasers divider compass paper: Bristol pad, smooth/vellum finish 18x24 min. drafting tape or dots

    MIT OpenCourseWare http://ocw.mit.edu

    4.105 Geometric Disciplines and Architecture Skills: Reciprocal Methodologies


    Fall 2012

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