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Choice of views-Cont.

Views, Continued Choice of views     Of these six possible views, the front, top, and right-side views are used most frequently.    The plane of projection that provides the front view is called the frontal plane, the top view derives from the horizontal plane, and the plane that provides the side view is the profile plane.    The  front,  top,  and  right-side views are called the three regular views.   In  architectural  drawings,  the  top view is referred to by the term  plan,  and  elevation  refers to all views showing building height. Figure 3-42 shows a plan and an elevation. Figure  3-42.—A plan and elevation view. Continued  on  next  page 3-47

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