The architectural imagery that you create is most effective when it examines your project in an abstract manner‎.‎ Most students and practitioners understand linear perspective and cinema to be examples of architectural presentation tools‎.‎ This book asks you to consider drawings and movies to be analytical tools that give you the capacity to engage all phases of the design process‎,‎ from parti to presentation‎.‎ The ways in which spaces relate to each other and how materials connect to each other in your projects are as important as your building‎'‎s appearance‎.‎ As digital tools increasingly allow you to simulate the experience of built and unbuilt environments‎,‎ it is essential that you scrutinize the nature of architectural imagery and resist the lure of virtual reality‎.‎ Though pure simulation may be appropriate for your clients‎,‎ your design process requires abstraction and analysis‎.‎ Author Thomas Forget demonstrates how to construct analytical drawings and movies that challenge the alleged realism of linear perspective and cinema‎.‎ These demonstrations expose you t‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎