Line weight helps in visually communicating the depth, hierarchy, and importance of different elements in a design. Heavier lines can indicate outlines or more significant elements, while lighter lines might be used for details or elements that are distant or less important. By adding this depth and hierarchy, line weight enhances clarity and legibility, making the design easier for viewers to understand, hence, improving the overall effectiveness of the architectural presentation.

Not sure which line weight to use where? This guide breaks it down in a really simple way, think of it as a cheat sheet! From drawings to diagrams you can be rest assured you're using the appropriate line weight with this guide.

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- A simple 1 page guide

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