Project Description
An architectural scale model of a hospital building serves as a detailed miniature representation of the structure, showcasing its design, layout, and functional spaces. Typically built to a precise scale, often 1:100 or 1:200, this model provides a comprehensive overview of the hospital’s architectural elements, including exterior facades, entrances, landscaping, and key structural features.
The roof structure may be removable, allowing for a closer look at the interior spaces, including hallways, room configurations, waiting areas, and courtyards.
Surrounding elements, such as parking lots, green spaces, and roads, are often included to give context to the hospital’s setting. This scale model is typically crafted using materials like plastic, acrylic, wood, and foam, with laser-cut precision for fine details.
It is not only a visual tool for architects and clients but also aids in planning, communication, and understanding the hospital’s workflow, spatial relationships, and patient accessibility.
