Technical drawing and basic technology laboratories are versatile spaces that provide students with the opportunity to develop skills in drafting, design, and construction. Equipped with drafting tables, drawing instruments, modeling materials, and tools, these labs enable students to learn and practice the fundamentals of technical drawing, including orthographic and isometric projection, dimensioning, and geometric construction. In addition to traditional drafting techniques, these labs often incorporate computer-aided design (CAD) software, allowing students to create detailed and precise digital designs. Basic technology laboratories also feature equipment such as hand tools, power tools, and machinery, which enable students to explore hands-on activities related to woodworking, metalworking, and other construction processes. Within these labs, students learn to read and interpret technical diagrams, plan and execute projects, and apply problem-solving strategies to overcome challenges. By participating in practical exercises and projects, students gain a deeper understanding of the principles and processes involved in technical drawing and basic technology, preparing them for careers in engineering, architecture, and manufacturing.