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  1. 25th Apr 2012 01:41 pm #1
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    Default project - side drawing of a house

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    Hi, i'm new here & was hoping for some help. for my first year of university i need to draw a side profile of my house in which i label the walls and floors and show how they are constructed behind the brickwork, eg breeze blocks and insulation etc

    i was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of a similar type of cad drawing so that i have something to work from. thanks
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    which country are you in?
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    i'm in manchester, united kingdom
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    I believe it is referred to as a section (well, at least on this side of the pond).

    Don't you have access to a good architectural drafting book?

    If you are really interested in seeing a sample drawing (done stateside) I'm sure I can find you something.

    OK...I'm back. Try this link.

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