Our drawing objective was to deconstruct the assembly of the four-way intersection, aiming to reveal intricate fasteners and connections. To achieve this, we chose to explode the depicted views, offering insight into material relationships. The use of color distinguishes objects while establishing their interconnectedness. Specific elements are highlighted to underscore their role within the broader context. Our approach to illustrating the curtain wall enabled a comprehensive understanding of its stacking process. Commencing on the left column, the frontal view showcases mullion and fin intricacies. Zooming in, we observe the interplay of male and female mullions, reinforced by anti-buckling clips. Shop-assembled mullion components are linked by unit lift/alignment lugs. The fin, similarly fabricated off-site, attaches through fin hanger pins and connects to the vertical mullion with anti-lift pins. Transitioning to the slab, the metal deck is secured to the beam, followed by rebar and pour stop installation for concrete pouring. The poured floor slab incorporates a pre-fabricated C Channel anchor. Post-drying, the pin carrier engages the hook anchor, received by the vertical mullion and secured through triple bolting.