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axonometric projection [¦ak·sə·nō¦me·trik prə′jek·shən]

(graphic arts)

A drawing that shows an object's inclined position with respect to the planes of projection. Also known as isometric projection.

axonometric projection

A form of orthographic projection in which a rectangular object, projected on a plane, shows three faces. One of two general divisions of pictorial projection (the other being oblique projection); often divided into three types: isometric, dimetric and trimetric.

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No references found	Consisting of an eighteen-page introduction on "The City in History", brief histories of some sixty-six select cities arranged alphabetically, and an amalgam of maps, plans, views, elevations and axonometric projections of buildings with accompanying map imagery--all from the British Library--this work does at least highlight the field's potential. Cities of the World: A History in Maps by Schmidt, Albert J. / Journal of Social History But Eisenman went beyond mere adaptation; in some of his early houses he made axonometric projection determinant of his designs. New fields of architecture: Hal Foster on Zaha Hadid by Foster, Hal / Artforum International Similarly, the presence of multiple and contradictory spatial systems, especially the combination of axonometric projection with photographic elements in plan, elevation, or one-point perspective, yields in the late '30s to the perspectival reorganization of space around a dominant horizon line, as seen in Kulagina's 1938-39 photo panels for the Siberian pavilion at the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition. Gustav Klutsis and Valentina Kulagina: International Center of ... by Gough, Maria / Artforum International	Axis Sally Axis, Neutral axisymmetric flow axisymmetrization axle axle box Axle Drive axle grease axle pulley axle ratio Axle Shaft axle-steel reinforcing bar Axminster carpet axoblast axocoel axogamy axolemma axolotl axolotl unit axometer Axon Axon Reflex axonal transport axoneme Axonolaimoidea axonometric projection axoplasm axopodium AXP Axum Axyris Ayabe ayacc Ayacucho ayaka Ayala, Francisco J. Ayala, Pedro López de Ayala, Ramón Pérez de Ayathrem ayatollah Ayckbourn Ayckbourn, Sir Alan Aycliffe Aycock, Charles Brantley Aydelotte, Frank Aydid, Muhammad Farah Aydin Aye-Aye Ayenbite of Inwit Ayer Ayer, Alfred Jules	axonal s's axonal s's axonal s's axonal s's Axonal stretch Axonal stretch injury Axonal transport Axonal transport axonapraxia axonapraxia axone axone axone axonemal axonemal axonemal Axonemal dynein Axonemal dynein axoneme axoneme axoneme axonemes axonemes axonemes axonic zone axonography Axonolaimoidea axonometer axonometric axonometric axonometric projection axonometry axonopathies axonopathy Axonopus fissifolius axonotmesis Axons Axons Axons axopetal axophage axoplasm axoplasm axoplasm axoplasmic axoplasmic axoplasmic Axoplasmic flow axoplasmic transport axoplasmic transport Axopodium Axopodium Axopodium axosomatic axosomatic synapse axosomatic synapse axosomatic synapse Axostyle Axotal Axotomy Axototl

Consisting of an eighteen-page introduction on "The City in History", brief histories of some sixty-six select cities arranged alphabetically, and an amalgam of maps, plans, views, elevations and axonometric projections of buildings with accompanying map imagery--all from the British Library--this work does at least highlight the field's potential.

Cities of the World: A History in Maps by Schmidt, Albert J. / Journal of Social History

But Eisenman went beyond mere adaptation; in some of his early houses he made axonometric projection determinant of his designs.

New fields of architecture: Hal Foster on Zaha Hadid by Foster, Hal / Artforum International

Similarly, the presence of multiple and contradictory spatial systems, especially the combination of axonometric projection with photographic elements in plan, elevation, or one-point perspective, yields in the late '30s to the perspectival reorganization of space around a dominant horizon line, as seen in Kulagina's 1938-39 photo panels for the Siberian pavilion at the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition.

Gustav Klutsis and Valentina Kulagina: International Center of ... by Gough, Maria / Artforum International

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