Definitions

1. noun

the art or process of representing three-dimensional objects by dividing them into a series of parallel sections, or the art of cutting or dividing solids into sections by planes.

“The architect used advanced stereotomy techniques to create an intricate glass façade for the skyscraper.”

2. verb

to divide or cut (something) into sections by planes, especially for representation in a two-dimensional drawing or diagram.

“The artist used a computer program to stereotomize the 3D model of the building and create a detailed blueprint.”