Introduction to AutoCAD

Course 5: Blueprint Presentation: Annotation Styles 2

By Alicia Sanz , Interior Designer.

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About the video: Annotation Styles 2

Overview

“After looking at the different types of dimension, we continue how to use the different types of annotation in AutoCAD. ”

In this video lesson Alicia Sanz addresses the topic: Annotation Styles 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 5: Blueprint Presentation. Learn how to create and configure the presentation of your architectural project.

Partial transcription of the video

“AUTOCAD COURSE 5 LESSON 3 Annotation Styles Having seen the different types of dimensions, let's see how to customize our style. To go to the editor, I can click on this lower arrow, that is in the tab, and then I access the panel. You could modify the default annotative style. I like not to modify it and I think it's always better to create a new one because I can take a file from another person, bring something here, and the dimension would automatically change to my style. It is more interesting to keep the original and modify it. So let's create a new style and I am going to tell you th...”

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Course summary for: Course 5: Blueprint Presentation

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Alicia Sanz

By Alicia Sanz

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Interior Designer.

A lover of art and design, Alicia studied Fine Arts and Design in model making and scale models, as well as specializing in industrial design. For five years, she collaborated on various projects for Zaha Hadid, Cruz y Ortiz, Ábalos & Herreros, and Estudio Lamela Architects.

To expand her knowledge, she trained as an interior designer at the Escuela Superior de Diseño de Madrid (Spain) and completed a master's degree in rendering in 3ds Max and V-Ray. Since then, she has focused on the design and technical development of retail design projects for commercial spaces for brands such as Misako, Correos, Clarins, American Whiskey, and Guerlain, among others, and also on contract design for restaurant projects such as Hungry Angelina in New York and Los Angeles, La Chelinda, Santa Gloria, MasQmenos, and 12 de Ajuriaguerra.