I need a fast, accurate hand turning a small stack of 2D architectural floor plans into clear axonometric drawings today. The source material is ready—PDFs and DWG files—so as soon as we connect you can dive straight in. There’s no preset style guide; I just want crisp line work and correct proportions that read well at both presentation and print resolutions. If you’re comfortable in SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, or any workflow that exports high-res images (and preferably leaves me with an editable model or layered file), this should be a straightforward assignment. Expect to tackle a few separate floors; I’ll clarify the exact count and any unique features once you see the references. Deliverables before day’s end: • Finished axonometric images for each floor (PNG or PDF, 300 dpi) • Source file or model so I can revise annotations later Let me know your preferred software and how soon you can start—I’m ready to send the files right away.