Leave thin lines where you can see the adjacent surfaces on either side of the line. when there is space to one side of the line.
You should thicken up lines at the front and in the middle of the view that are seen in PROFILE- i.e. Use your 3 pens to give some emphasis to areas of your drawing you want to stand out. What I need is a quick and dirty way to show how the space (and just as importantly life in it) might change if my idea was to happen. In any case, I don't want my picture to look too finished because then people might think I've put a lot of thought in to the idea (and want to see a business plan) or (worse) that my proposal has already happened. I want to produce a picture, but not to take a long time over it It is just an idea and people might hate it, not because my picture sucks but because they think the idea does. My idea is to take one of the halls (which was formed by covering up a swimming pool) and scoop out the former pool to form a skate park. The challenge then is to keep the center open, but change its image to appeal to younger people. The area is pretty rough and there is not much to do for kids, some of whom turn to bad ways through sheer boredom. The process shown here was inspired by the proposed closure of our local public leisure center, which (according to our city council) is not very well used. A good picture might get other people interested, and before you know it, your idea might become a proposal, and eventually reality. If there is an existing place or space in your area that you think should change, you might want to produce a picture of your idea so that other people can understand it.
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