Constructing the axonometric drawing allowed me to piece together the different elements of the building - the elevation, plan and section, together, furthering my understanding of the Rose Seidler house (introduced to me only 2 weeks ago). This drawing allows to you to imagine the building in a three-dimensional space, and thus I felt that this was an effective way of representing the building. The drawing itself was tricky to construct due to the adjustments needed to draft the facade and also the added information in the height of the interior walls. I took as much precision as I had taken in constructing the original plans and elevations, as I intended the axonometric drawing to provide as much information as the other drawings had.
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