Planometric Views

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Planometric Views
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Planometric Views

• A Planometric view is a type of pictorial view.
• It allows a realistic birds eye view of an area
  or workspace.
• It is most commonly used for interior designers
  to show clients their ideas for room layouts.

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Planometric Views

• Planometrics are draw using the angles shown
  below.

90
90
60
30
45
45
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Planometric Views

• When drawing planometrics we first of all draw
  the plan of an object, full size, on the base of
  our crate at the correct angles.
• Then we project vertically the correct distance
  and draw the shapes there.

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Planometric Views
Shown opposite is a sketch of a shape and
orthographic views of the shape.
Plan
We will now draw a planometric view of this shape.
Elevation
End Elevation
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Planometric Views
Start by drawing the plan full size on the base
of the planometric view.
Plan
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Planometric Views
Now project up the heights from this base at 90.
These heights should be drawn full size from the
Elevation.
Plan
Elevation
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Planometric Views
We will now recap how this planometric drawing
was constructed.
Plan
Elevation
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Planometric Views
The plan is drawn on the base of the planometric
crate
Plan
Elevation
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Planometric Views
The heights are added to the drawing.
Plan
Elevation
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Planometric Views
Finally the top surface of the drawing is added.
Plan
Elevation
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Planometric Views
Here the drawing is shown as how it would appear
when finished.
Plan
Elevation
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Planometric Views

• Planometric views are drawn at 60, 90 and 30or
  45, 90 and 45.
• They give a clear view into a workspace or room.
• They are commonly used by interior designers to
  show room layouts particularly kitchen layouts.