The image below shows the Mary McAleese Boyne Valley Bridge, a suspension bridge across the river Boyne in County Meath - Leaving Cert DCG - Question A-3 - 2018

Utilize the plan view to project vertical and horizontal lines at appropriate angles from the bridge tower base. This will ensure accuracy in the perspective drawing. Each point on the plan corresponds to a specific point on the elevation.

Referencing the existing partial drawing, complete the right leg of the bridge tower. Ensure that the angles and proportions remain true to the initial perspective guidelines established with the vanishing points.

Similarly, complete the left leg of the tower by accurately drawing the lines based on the established radiating lines. Make sure to maintain symmetry and consistency with the right leg.

Finalize the perspective view by incorporating any remaining details of the bridge tower. Confirm that all parts align harmoniously, and adjust any lines as necessary to maintain perspective coherence.

Ensure that the final drawing is neat and well-presented. Utilize clean lines, appropriate shading for depth, and label any significant parts if necessary to enhance clarity.