Project Description
This architectural scale model represents a contemporary exhibition pavilion designed as part of a larger cultural and educational development. The project focuses on the relationship between structure, space, and façade design, showcasing a distinctive architectural concept defined by a repetitive geometric pattern.
Crafted at a scale of 1:50, the model highlights the building’s structural framework, exterior envelope, and interior spatial organization. The carefully executed lattice façade creates a dynamic visual identity while allowing light and transparency to interact with the architectural form.
Constructed using precision-cut balsa wood and white Plexiglas elements, the model accurately illustrates the project’s materiality and design intent. The removable roof section provides clear visibility into the interior spaces, enabling a better understanding of the building’s structural composition and circulation layout.
Miniature figures have been incorporated to convey scale and enhance the overall perception of the space, creating a realistic representation of the visitor experience.
This project demonstrates how architectural scale models can effectively communicate complex design ideas, structural concepts, and spatial relationships during presentations, exhibitions, and design reviews.
Project Highlights
✔ 1:50 architectural scale model
✔ Contemporary exhibition pavilion design
✔ Precision-crafted balsa wood construction
✔ Removable roof for interior visualization
✔ Detailed structural and façade representation
✔ Ideal for presentations and architectural exhibitions
