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    Point, line, plane, and volume are the primary conceptual elements in architecture. These elements include a point (a location in space), a line (a connection between two points), a plane (a flat surface defined by three or more lines), and a volume (a three-dimensional space defined by one or more planes).

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    Point, line, plane, and volume are the primary conceptual elements in architecture. These elements include a point (a location in space), a line (a connection between two points), a plane (a flat surface defined by three or more lines), and a volume (a three-dimensional space defined by one or more planes).

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    Point, line, plane, and volume are the primary conceptual elements in architecture. These elements include a point (a location in space), a line (a connection between two points), a plane (a flat surface defined by three or more lines), and a volume (a three-dimensional space defined by one or more planes).

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    Primary Elements in

    Architecture Form
    (POINT, LINE, PLANE VOLUME)
    Conceptual Elements

    Point, Line, Plane, and Volume


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