po·ché [poh-shey]
–noun
the walls, columns, and other solids of a building or the like, as indicated on an architectural plan, usually in black.
Origin:
Of pocher; to make a rough sketch, poach.
"To blacken the solid parts of a plan to indicate the thickness/thinness of a building envelope so that the 'carved' out cavities of the building is shown; also shows the scale of a room in relation to the human body, the proportion, and the texture of the spaces." (ARCH1201 2010 Course Outline)
First Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Section
Section
These drawings are much better than the ones you called "poché renderings". Try and add some more poché to the sections and plans, with the use of furniture, textures for the gardens, patterns for the floorings, and a clear demarcation of outside/inside. Try and find inspiration in books and magazines. Good luck!
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