
Tree Elev4
A fir in elevation, its tiered branches built from fine horizontal hatch lines.
56 KB · 2 entities
Five outline trees in elevation covering broad, conical, round, columnar and spreading crowns.
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Five deciduous trees stand in a row in elevation, each a separate insert on a layer called furn, drawn as a plain outline with no shading. From the left: a broad crown shedding leaf flecks down one side, a tall conical tree on a short trunk, a round-headed tree with a few leaves falling inside the crown, a narrow columnar form like a poplar, and a spreading tree with a forked trunk. The row measures 17.3 by 6.1 units, so each tree stands about six metres tall.
Outline trees like these keep an elevation readable when the building behind matters more than the planting, which makes them the safe choice for planning submissions and street elevations at 1:100 and 1:200. Five silhouettes in one file also give you variety along a frontage. Pick the crown shape that matches your species, delete the rest, then mirror alternate copies and change the scale slightly so the row does not read as a repeat. They plot cleanly at a thin line weight.

A fir in elevation, its tiered branches built from fine horizontal hatch lines.
56 KB · 2 entities

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201 KB · 2 entities


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96 KB · 2 entities

A sheet of well over a hundred indoor potted plants and small trees drawn in elevation.
2.8 MB · 59,468 entities


Forty-five coloured plan-view tree and shrub symbols laid out as a planting palette.
1.6 MB · 46 entities
