Question

question 9
how should site plans and floor plans be represented to make their relationship clear?
they should be represented with the same line weights.
they should have the same orientation throughout a presentation.
they should be represented with different tonal values.
their scales should be kept the same.

Explanation:

In architectural presentations, having the same orientation for site plans and floor plans helps viewers easily correlate and understand their relationship. Different line weights or tonal values might be used for other purposes (like differentiating elements), and scales can vary depending on the level of detail needed (site plans are often at a smaller scale than floor plans).

Answer:

They should have the same orientation throughout a presentation.