ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHICS AS A COMPONENT OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Abstract

Architecture as an artificial material-spatial environment exists to create the necessary conditions for people to live in, and thus it represents a shell for almost all life processes that are significant for an individual and society as a whole. As these processes develop and change, there is a need to change the shell in which they take place. This applies to both large formations (district, city, agglomeration) and small fragments of the material-spatial environment, such as a gazebo, apartment or house. Thus, there is a constant need to transform the existing material space. For example, a children's playground was created on the site of a vacant lot, and a residential complex was built on the site of an old factory.