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3D Modelling

Wireframe axonometric of a historic palace block with its courtyards and roofs
Category
3D Modelling
Year
Ongoing
Client
Different clients

3D modelling in architecture emerges as a revolutionary tool that transforms the way we conceive, design and communicate architectural projects. The three-dimensionality of models allows for a detailed and realistic virtual representation of structures and spaces, providing a more complete and understandable vision for architects, clients, and the public. This technology not only simplifies visualization, but also facilitates early detection of potential challenges and design errors, contributing to the efficiency and accuracy of the architectural process.

Massing model of a long market hall with an arched roof and open colonnade
Market hall with arched roof
Three axonometrics of a building, one wing highlighted in turquoise, including a site model
One wing highlighted, with site model
Study model of a curved ramp between two horizontal slabs
Ramp between two slabs
Exploded model of a pavilion, the tiled roof lifted clear of the base
Pavilion, roof lifted off
Parametric surface built from a grid of small blocks, curving in space
Parametric surface from a grid of blocks
Wireframe axonometric of the palace block seen from the opposite corner
The palace block from the opposite corner
Shaded model of a mill building with its chimney and adjoining sheds
Mill building with chimney and sheds
Model of a branching timber canopy carried on slender columns
Branching timber canopy
Model of a long site with a sunken planted courtyard
Sunken planted courtyard
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