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The image displays a computer screen, angled slightly, showing the Autodesk AutoCAD 2026 software interface. The software is open to a file named "Taller.dwg" in a layout view. The central focus is an architectural site plan, labeled as "PLANO DE CONJUNTO" (Site Plan), pertaining to a project located in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico. The site plan itself features a schematic layout of multiple structures with various hatching patterns in red and blue, indicating different areas or materials. A prominent circular element with radiating lines is visible in the central portion of the plan, suggesting a plaza or courtyard. Some internal areas within the structures are labeled, with partially visible text such as "CAFETERIA" and "SALA DE ESTAR" (Living Room). Boundary lines are marked with text including "C.117 OTE." on the left and "COLINDANCIA" on the right and bottom. A title block in the upper right corner of the drawing contains the acronym "UDLAP" and the drawing number "PC-01". Above the drawing, the AutoCAD interface displays toolbars and menus, including "Share," "View," "Manage," "Output," "Add-ins," "Collaborate," "Express Tools," "Featured Apps," "Layout," and specific functions for "Layer Properties," "Modify," "Text," "Dimension," and "Annotation." Below the drawing area, multiple tabs are visible for different sections of the project, including "PORTADA," "INDICE," "PLANO DE CONJUNTO" (currently active), "PA-1," "PA-2," "AZOTEA," "CORTES," and "CF." A portion of the Windows taskbar is visible at the bottom of the screen, displaying the Start button, a search bar ("Buscar"), and icons for applications such as Microsoft Edge and File Explorer. The screen surface exhibits minor dust accumulation. No individuals or direct interactions are visible.
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