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17:06 w1--orthographic_projections--part_2 w1--orthographic_projections--part_2	w1--orthographic_projections--part_2 This video is the second part of an introduction to orthographic representation for architecture. In this part, you will learn the basics about drawing floor plans and vertical sections of a… esala artanddesign architecture landscape architecture orthographicprojection plan section cross-section object window building door roof drawing ground position objects drawings sections height floor surface a. thickness millimeters plane elevation From Giorgio Ponzo 0 likes 341 plays 0 Course Code ARCH07001 Publisher Giorgio Ponzo Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 1st, 2020
16:16 w1--orthographic_projections--part_1 w1--orthographic_projections--part_1	w1--orthographic_projections--part_1 This video is the first part of an introduction to orthographic representation for architecture. From the attachments, you can download and build the model that is used in this video. esala artanddesign architetecture plan landscape architecture orthographic projection elevation object lines roof projections centimeters surface projection representation building sheet window edges position paper drawing door reach understanding From Giorgio Ponzo 0 likes 475 plays 0 Course Code ARCH07001 Publisher Giorgio Ponzo Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 1st, 2020
11:23 Why do we need Numpy and Pandas? Why do we need Numpy and Pandas?	Why do we need Numpy and Pandas? Short explanation about the role of numpy and pandas in scientific computing python numpy pandas column numbers columns things lists mathematics plot values lots arrays frame elevation function types dataframe pd rows txt power From Mark Naylor 0 likes 28 plays 0 Course Code EASC09054, EASC08025 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial

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w1--orthographic_projections--part_2

w1--orthographic_projections--part_1

Why do we need Numpy and Pandas?

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