We are misled by our conventions. Our sense of time is very influenced by the scale of a city. This walk in Kyoto, a very dense city, covers only 2 blocks. In Rome, it gets us across Piazza Navona. In Irvine, CA, we cross part of a shopping center parking lot.
Architects have the power to arrange objects in space so time passes slower or faster.
It's important to combine both ways for successful design. View 2, conceptual way, looked quite a bit different for the 4 views. Bosselman's point, however, was that both views provided very important information. Conventions change slowly. Computer tools available to designers are important communication tools.