Completed for ARCH 564: Descriptive and Computational Architectural Geometry, this project investigates Tatlin’s Tower through two distinct graphic analyses. The first offers a conventional geometric breakdown, focusing on the formal structure and spatial logic of the design. The second presents a layered, interpretive drawing that reimagines the tower as a complex visual composition, using contemporary computational techniques. Together, the studies explore the role of geometry as both an analytical and expressive tool in architectural representation.