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Interior and exterior elevations are important components in architectural drawings that provide detailed visual information about a building's design, both inside and outside. They offer a clear representation of the vertical surfaces, features, and dimensions of a structure, aiding in the construction and communication of the design intent. Key features of architectural elevations include:

1. Vertical Views: Architectural elevations depict looks from different directions: front, rear, left, and right sides of a building or a room.

2. Exterior Features: They illustrate the arrangement of doors, windows, balconies, cladding materials, and other external architectural elements.

3. Proportions and Scale: Elevations provide insights into the building's proportions, height, width, and the relationships between various architectural components.

4. Ornamentation: They showcase decorative elements such as moldings, cornices, and architectural embellishments.

5. Material Indications: Elevations often include annotations or color codes to indicate the materials used for different parts of the façade.

6. Vertical Dimensions: Measurements are typically included to specify the height, width, and distances between elements.

7. Style and Aesthetics: They communicate the architectural style, design principles, and aesthetics of the building.

8. Details: Elevations may feature details of special features, such as entryways, staircases, and unique design elements.