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In architecture, a line through a square symbol typically represents a section cut. It indicates where a vertical plane has been sliced through a building or structure to reveal its internal features, such as walls, floors, and spatial relationships. This helps architects and builders understand the design in three dimensions and plan construction accordingly. The symbol serves as a visual guide for interpreting the building's layout and details.

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