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Weekly Drawing Exposition

DUDYE.com is excited to inform that today Weekly Drawing Exposition begins! Every Sunday, we'll overlook this week's sections, elevations, drawings and blueprints.

In this week's exposition we've got eleven plans to showcase!

The Exterior giving the Interior its Appearance: Garden House in Tokyo

Floors

site plan

Architecture of Justice

Plans

Sections

ROMANTICISM 3: Shop in Hangzhou

diagram

plan

section

NEW FORT – NEW CONTEXT

Sections B2 B3

Floor Plan Level 2

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