viewing 3D objects in 2D, where objects look smaller as they get further away

viewing 3D objects in 2D to scale, showing each side of a design without perspective

Architectural orthographic projections

Design and technology

Yinka Ilori and accessible design

Accessible design prototype

Vivienne Westwood and fashion design

Upcycling fashion design

Zaha Hadid and architectural design

Ole Kirk Kristiansen and polymers

Graphic designs

This unit introduces pupils to key individuals and products from the product design and fashion industries that have shaped our world. Pupils will complete design tasks that develop their knowledge and understanding of designers and their products while critiquing the materials and techniques used.

Products and people: inspirational design

a 2D view showing one side of an object at a time

a setting to change the object’s colour

What is an orthographic projection in Tinkercad?

to check the exact size and shape of each side

Why would you use orthographic projection in Tinkercad?

Which elevations do orthographic projections usually show?

Match the view to what you see in orthographic mode

Which of these best describes what Tinkercad is used for?

Which of these shows the three dimensions used in Tinkercad designs?

Put these steps to create a compound shape in order:

When designing in Tinkercad, why is it helpful to use different views?

click and drag the black cone above the shape

release when the shape is at the right height

Put these steps to change a shape's elevation in the correct order:

Architectural orthographic projections

Lesson outcome