Thu 29 Jul '10
Interactive Models
Interactive models can be as simple as adding a few lights, to the whole model coming apart. The use of a 3D model is a good way to explain an idea, but if the intended viewer can interact with the model their attention is held for longer, giving more time to sell an idea or explain a theory. These types of models are also used to show the inside of a building to planners where sections can be removed and replaced with alternative designs.
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Wave Homes
Milton Keynes
A model used to illustrate how a timber-framed house is constructed.
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Ref: 4132
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Grenville Homes
Guildford, Surrey
Each of the 23 apartments were individually illuminated using a series of buttons around the model.
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Ref: 4237
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GIA
Milton Keynes
Interior and exterior white model with removable floors and roof.
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Ref: 4267
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J.C. Bamford
Staffordshire
This model had removable roofs and ceiling to show the interior layout.
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Ref: 4271
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Bellway Homes
Cardiff
A series of models to explain the interior layout of a 3 storey town house.
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Ref: 4116
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London Architect
London
This model was used to show how a second deck can be added to an existing car park.
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Ref: 4121
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Persimmon Homes
Gorseinon, Swansea
This large marketing model had removable sections to allow for each to be updated as required.
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Ref: 4144
