Architecture exists in the concrete world where it takes place. It is where architecture makes its statement. However, Architectural works represent a trial to generate a voice of something that has yet not been found its place in the concrete world for which it is meant. It involves architectural drawing that attempt to show as accurately as possible the appearance of the building in its intended area. The depiction of the appearance of the building serves to underline the absence of the exact object that emerges from nowhere, but only through architectural drawing. It is the identification of the place that guides the designer about the type of building to be constructed in a place and the architectural drawing to be created. The effort of a designer is to generate any type of building informs of architectural drawing prior to the identification of the place of the building. The type of architectural drawing, curiosity about the reality it promises and perhaps the power of the promises makes people long for its presence.
In the naturalism and graphic virtuosity of an architectural drawing are very important whereby the imagination of the designer and the curiosity of the people can penetrate the portrayal of the building that becomes the object of the desire and the reality of the image. In most cases, the designer identifies the place and come up with the plan of the building. As a matter of fact, the designer has to determine the type of building that can be constructed in a place before coming up with the actual portrait of the building. Architecture is similar to the human ability to discover harmonies, melodies and rhythms. Just like how there are disharmony and broken rhythm and clusters of sound that are joined together to construct a song, architecture involves a process of joining lines to construct any form of building. The work of architecture is based