Architectural Layouts

Architectural models are a universal language of communication through which architects interact and visualize their ideas. They allow an architect to show a visual representation of their ideas to the average untrained eye.

Architectural models are usually created from a combination of materials like wood, transparent or frosted glass, concrete, plaster, brass, or monochrome.

The design of every architectural masterpiece begins with an architectural model. The ideas that originate in the mind of the architect are clearly represented using architectural models in the initial stages of development.

Studio 911 is a leading architectural model producer in Russia largely since professional architects make up 70% of the company's workforce, hence, the understanding of architectural models we offer is unrivaled. Studio 911 constantly develops new combinations of materials, as well as unconventional technology for the processing of architectural models to create a new visualization of traditional concepts.

Specific Features of Architectural Models

Architectural models are physical 3D artifacts created to show the architect’s ideas. Also, architectural models can be created to show scaled physical images of historical buildings and existing architectural works. Furthermore, an architectural model is an object of beauty that observers can appreciate just as it is.

The purpose of creating an architectural model is the most important thing considered in their production. Much like any visual representation of a larger entity, an architectural model should be produced considering the purpose of creating the model and the target audience.

Studio 911 is one of the leading architectural studios in Russia. Providing visual representation of a concept architectural layout and existing architectural works for specific purposes such as urban planning, and may include office and residential buildings, villas, shopping malls, hotels, stadiums, theme parks, museums, factories, bridges, shipyards, airports, and landscapes. Architectural models have been used for a long time to bridge the gap between the technical mind of the architect and the visual understanding of the layman.

An architectural model can be used to represent a concept, new project, or as a miniature of an existing structure to serve as a sort of visual guide for tourists and other visitors to navigate by and visualize the entire architectural ensemble as a whole. Architectural models are useful in pitching a new revolutionary concept to potential investors or authorities. The architect can easily visually demonstrate their idea to the concerned party without having to go too far into technical jargon that may be incoherent to a potential investor.