Architectural models are bridges that put architectural ideas into practice. Architectural model making reflects people's feelings between space and architecture, plane and solid, and is the basic premise of design sketches. Architectural model design will surely inspire beginners and experienced model makers a new and valuable model making ideas.
The main contents of building model making include: topography, materials and tools, workplace, prior preparation for work, parts manufacturing, proportioning modeling materials, computer-made models, etc.
Architectural model design description The model is made of cardboard as the main material, and the thickness of the wall is made by pasting the architectural model. The window cover, the base and the steps have a more delicate performance. The stigma of the column can be folded with cardboard to easily create a more realistic effect. The roof is made of corrugated paper bottles. The color contrast between white and red paper is appropriate. In view of the color contrast relationship of the original building, the proportion and scale of each part are relatively close. The building model is carefully produced and refined properly. The relationship between the structure and the details of the building is expressed in the model, making the design of the building model more vivid. Although the model uses cardboard as a material, the volume of various geometric shapes formed by superimposition can also reflect the sense of volume. The building model is made of white cardboard and red corrugated paper and wallpapers of different materials to better express the contrasting colors and textures. Corrugated paper is suitable for the color and texture of the roof. In short, this is an interesting, vivid and realistic architectural model design, which reflects the original proportion, color relationship and atmosphere.
Architectural model is in architectural model design and urban planning scheme. Therefore, building model making in many departments such as architecture, planning or exhibition at home and abroad has become an independent discipline.
