PROJECT: CREATING A TECHNICAL SKETCH OF AN EVERYDAY OBJECT TO SCALE Take a moment to find a large building, bridge, or other structure that can be drawn to scale through sketching. The exact real-world dimensions may not be available, so you will create a list of the measurements you will use for the ratio. For example, it might be difficult to obtain the exact height of a bridge, so you may estimate the height, list it as a measurement on your report, and use the value for the scale ratio. If a building is drawn to a scale, it means for every on the drawing the real life object is 1 foot long.
Each presentation must include:
a list of your measurements with their proportional scale measurements
the completed technical sketch, including engineering lines
a description of the process used to create the scale sketch

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