What does the general rural courtyard design rendering look like?

As shown in the figure: Design Elements Building Elevation: A building elevation is an orthographic projection obtained by projecting different side surfaces of the building onto a vertical projection plane.

It mainly expresses the appearance and shape of the building, reflecting the form and position of the roof, doors, windows, balconies, awnings, steps, etc., the height of each part of the building in the vertical direction, the artistic modeling effect of the building and external decoration practices, etc.

According to the complexity of the building shape, the building elevation is generally divided into front elevation, back elevation and side elevation. It can also be divided into south elevation, north elevation, east elevation and west elevation according to the orientation of the building.

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During construction, the building elevation is mainly used as the basis for exterior decoration of the building.

Building plan: The building plan shows the plane form, size, room layout, building entrance, foyer and staircase layout of the building. It also indicates the location, thickness and materials of walls and columns, as well as the type and location of doors and windows.

The main drawings include the first floor plan, the second floor or standard floor plan, the top floor plan, the roof plan, etc.

Building master plan: A building master plan is a drawing showing the overall layout of a construction project.

It is a plan drawing on the topographic map of the construction base, which draws the existing, new and proposed buildings, structures, roads, greening, etc. to the same proportion as the topographic map.

It mainly shows the new plane shape, number of floors, indoor and outdoor ground elevations, the layout of new roads, greening, site drainage and pipelines, and also shows the relationship between the original buildings, roads, greening, etc. and the new building, as well as the requirements for environmental protection, etc.

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Due to the differences in the nature and scale of construction projects and the topography and landforms of the bases where they are located, some of the contents included in the general building plan are relatively simple, while others are more complex. If necessary, vertical layout plans and comprehensive pipelines can also be drawn separately.

Layout drawings, greening layout drawings, etc.