An architectural drawing is composed of four elements: Floor Plans: Depicting the layout from a bird's eye view, it outlines room arrangement, placement of doors, windows and stairs. Sections: This element presents a cross-sectional view, displaying structures, materials and heights in the building. Elevations: Representing the exterior view of the building from different sides, it helps visualize the facade, windows, doors and the overall aesthetic. Details: These provide a close-up view of specific construction elements, focusing on intricate details like materials, connections and finishes.