Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Using the template and handout provided, redraw the two cubes in perspective using a low horizon line. This is similar to the "Cube as architectural environment", but it's two--point perspective instead of one--point. When the drawing is completed, enlarge it to 140 percent with a xerox machine to fill the letter-size page with just the central scene. Imagine that your space is an atrium, open garden, art gallery, or similar. Add figures and other elements. The final drawing is done with dark straight lines. Include your construction drawing in the portfolio, folded to letter size.
Using the template and handout provided, redraw the two cubes in perspective using a low horizon line. This is similar to the "Cube as architectural environment", but it's two--point perspective instead of one--point. When the drawing is completed, enlarge it to 140 percent with a xerox machine to fill the letter-size page with just the central scene. Imagine that your space is an atrium, open garden, art gallery, or similar. Add figures and other elements. The final drawing is done with dark straight lines. Include your construction drawing in the portfolio, folded to letter size.
