3D Modeling

3D modeling services encompass the creation of three-dimensional representations of architectural designs, utilizing either digital or physical models. 

In digital 3D modeling, advanced software is employed to generate:

• virtual representations
• realistic view
• immersive view 

On the other hand, physical 3D models involve crafting tangible scale replicas using various materials.

Types of 3D models:

• Digital
• Physical (Scale Model or Maquette)

Physical models are extremely useful for architectural projects, particularly in the context of exterior design. They also play a crucial role in improving real estate showcases. 

These tangible representations offer a three-dimensional perspective that enables detailed examination and comprehensive spatial awareness, making them essential for understanding and presenting exterior architectural elements.

Interior Design Presentations

• Visualization: 3D digital models provide a realistic representation of interior spaces, allowing designers to showcase their concepts in a visually appealing manner.
• Client Understanding: Clients can better understand design proposals by virtually walking through spaces and seeing how different elements come together.
• Iterative Design: Designers can easily make changes and iterations to the 3D models, enabling a more flexible and collaborative design process.

Real Estate Expositions

• Property Showcase: 3D physical models are an excellent tool for real estate professionals to showcase properties in a detailed and tangible way. They provide potential buyers with a three-dimensional view of the space, allowing them to visualize property layouts and architectural details effectively. These models offer a tactile experience that can help buyers make informed decisions about properties they are interested in.
• Remote Viewing: Prospective buyers can explore properties remotely, saving time and effort. This is especially useful for international or out-of-town clients.
• Highlight Features: Important features of a property can be highlighted in the 3D model, helping to emphasize unique selling points.

Architectural Disclosures

• Project Communication: 3D models effectively communicate architectural designs to stakeholders, including clients, investors, and regulatory authorities.
• Zoning and Compliance: Architects can use 3D models to illustrate how a proposed structure complies with zoning regulations and other legal requirements.
• Design Validation: Before construction begins, 3D models assist in validating and refining architectural designs, ensuring they meet the desired aesthetic and functional criteria.

Engineering Comprehension

• Prototyping: Engineers can use 3D models to create prototypes and visualize how components fit together, identifying potential issues before physical production.
• Training and Education: 3D models are valuable for educational purposes, helping engineers and students understand complex engineering concepts and designs.
• Simulation: In specific engineering fields, 3D models can be used for simulations to analyze the behavior of structures and systems under different conditions.