The role of composition in architectural representation is to organize and arrange the various elements of a design into a coherent and visually pleasing arrangement. It is the process of combining and arranging the different visual elements, such as lines, shapes, colors, textures, and patterns, to create a balanced and harmonious image that effectively communicates the architect's ideas and vision.
Composition is important in architectural representation because it can help to emphasize certain aspects of the design, create a sense of order and symmetry, convey a particular mood or atmosphere, and guide the viewer's eye through the design. A well-composed architectural representation can also provide a clear and accurate understanding of the spatial relationships within the design, and help to convey the overall intent and purpose of the building or structure. In short, composition is a critical element of the architectural representation process, helping to transform abstract ideas into concrete, visually compelling designs.
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