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from a fixed vantage point create the most realistic,life-ews of the built environment and the urban landscape.On a two-dimensionalsrace,pictorial views of three-dimensional forms can be represented in a believ-emanner using methods characterized by diminishing sizes and defined by con-egnglines.  \nrary perspective design drawings or sketches show form,scale,texture,shapes,shadows,and spatial order.Presentation perspective design drawingse a more precise character from these and related components.As a final三.tey may be refined into perspective renderings to complement and enhanceoesentation.  \nrent of this chapter is to introduce the theory of and methods for constructed二hrectural perspectives.It stresses the importance of visualizing in parallel (one-  \n182 CHAPTER 6:LINEAR PERSPECTIVE DRAWING  \nThe following are some of the important skills,terms,and concepts you will learn:  \nHow to use one-,two-,and three-point perspectivesHow to change the pictorial effect by changing the perspective variables  \nStation pointPicture planeHorizon lineGround lineVanishing pointLine of sightCone of visionDistortionOffice methodOblique linesPerspective circlesMeasurement systems  \nLinear Perspective Drawing  \nToPICS:CONE OF VISIONChing 2003,91.  \nToPICS:DIAGONALS,X-,Y-,Z-Axis,STATION POINT,PICTURE PLANE,HoRIZON LINE,VANISHING POINTS,CENTER OF VISION,VERTICAL MEASURING LINE,MIDPOINT,PERSPECTIVE FIELD,PERSPECTIVE VEWPOINT,PERSPECTIVESETUP  \nHanks and Belliston 1992,16-19;21-23.  \nPorter and Goodman 1985,108-15.  \nToPIC:ONE-POINT PERSPECTIVE USING 45°DIAGONALLINES  \nChing 2003,99-102.  \nToPICS:VERTICALVANISHING LINES,DIAGONAL LINES,OBLIQUE LINES,OBLIQUE VANISHING POINTS,DIAGONALVANISHING POINTS,45°VANISHING PoINTS.Forseth 1980,154-58.  \nToPICS:ONE-POINT OFFICE METHOD,SECTIONPERSPECTIVE,PLAN PERSPECTIVE,PERSPECTIVE CHARTSChing 1998,234-36.Lin 1993,116-20,124-34.  \npoint)or angular (two-point)perspective from the plan and the elevation of an object.This,ofcourse,comes with patience,perseverance,and most ofall,practice.  \nToPIC:THREE-POINT PERSPECTVEGill 1980,Chapter 6.  \nToPICS:MULTIPLYING AND DMDING,CIRCLES,CIRCLESAND EuLIPSES  \nChing 2003,116,121.Forseth 1980,168-69,170.Hanks and Belliston 1980,122-23.  \nChapter Overview  \nAfter studying this chapter and doing the relatedexercises in the book's final section,you will under-stand important perspective terms,as well as howto construct one-and two-point perspectives.Forcontinued study of the principles discussed in thischapter,refer to Forseth's Graphics for Architectureand Ching's Architectural Graphics.  \nPerspective is a method of depicting the manner in which objects appear to the human eye with respect totheir relative positions and distance.The optic mechanism of seeing the urban landscape is done simultaneously with both eyes,and as a result we visually experience things three-dimensionally or spatially.The term\"perspective\"comes from the Latin perspectare,which means \"to view 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