architectural projection

Architectural projection is a method used to visualize and communicate a building’s design by translating three-dimensional concepts into two-dimensional representations. This often involves creating drawings, diagrams, or digital images that depict the building’s structure, layout, and aesthetic details from different perspectives or as a scaled model. These projections help architects, clients, and builders understand spatial relationships and design intent before construction begins, ensuring everyone has a clear visualization of the final structure. Essentially, it’s a tool that transforms complex architectural ideas into understandable, visual formats for planning and decision-making.