Architectural Scale Models

Architectural scale models are detailed miniature representations of buildings or structures, created to visualize and analyze design concepts. Built to a specific scale—for example, 1:100, where 1 unit equals 100 units in reality—they help architects, clients, and builders understand spatial relationships, proportions, and aesthetics before construction begins. These models can be physical, often made from materials like paper, plastic, or wood, or digital. They serve as vital tools for communication, design refinement, and decision-making, providing a tangible, visual understanding of complex architectural ideas at a manageable size.