The Noun Project: Over a Million Downloadable Icons for Your Architectural Diagrams

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The title says it all: if you’ve spent hours browsing the web for simple design icons for diagrams and architectural representation – a relevant tool to optimize organization, analysis, and communication – then this universal online library from The Noun Project will be very useful.

More than one million drawings generated by a global community are presented in the “Icons for Everything” gallery, which you can use by crediting the author through a Creative Commons license or paying a suggested amount for each design.

And why icons? They are a kind of universal visual language, an excellent form of direct communication for when words – or translations – are missing across the borders of the world.

Start your search here.