- Line weight and thick filled in poches are used to clearly emphasize the building walls.
- Overlapping parts give hint to the dimensionality that the museum has.
- The varying line weight, with emphasis on certain building parts, creates a collection of segmented areas.
- The line weight is thinner here and poches are not filled in, giving the plan a lighter feeling.
- More detail is given to the surroundings of the museum with visualization of neighboring roads and greenery.
- The thin line weight and avoidance of overlapping creates a clearer, easier to read plan.
- The majority of the lines are the same weight, making the different parts of the museum seem more connected as a whole.
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