پروژه ماکت داروسازی تریتا

• Scale: 1/100
• Client: –
• Material: Plexiglass
• Painting: Car paint and acrylic paint
• Painting Style: Realistic with material texture
• Category: Architectural Model

Design and Construction Phases of the Trita Pharmaceutical Model at Scale 1:100
The Trita Pharmaceutical model is an accurate and realistic representation of an industrial project at a 1:100 scale, designed to showcase architectural details and the placement of buildings and the surrounding area. The use of specific materials, realistic painting, and professional lighting has made this model a unique and functional tool for presenting the project. Below, the stages of preparing this model are explained:

1. Preparation of Technical Drawings and Project Data
   In the initial stage, the architectural, structural, and landscaping drawings of the pharmaceutical project were collected and analyzed. The main focus was on accurately placing the production, storage, administrative buildings, and supporting facilities to create a correct representation of the project’s core structure.
2. Choosing the Scale and Appropriate Materials
   Given the size of the project and the need to display details, a 1:100 scale was selected. The primary material used was plexiglass in various thicknesses, which was laser-cut for precision. Plexiglass was chosen for its transparency, durability, and moldability, making it ideal for this type of model.
3. Cutting and Assembly of Parts
   After preparing the cutting files, all components were cut using a CNC laser cutter. Then, the assembly process was carried out using specialized adhesives for plexiglass. Attention to the precise alignment of components and connection angles was crucial to ensure the final model was perfectly aligned and accurate.
4. Realistic Painting and Material Texturing
   To represent the buildings more realistically, painting was done using car paint and acrylic paint. Additionally, texturing techniques using spray, brushes, and stencils were employed to create a tactile feel. The painting was done in layers to ensure both high durability and an aesthetically pleasing appearance.
5. Model Lighting
   To enhance the visual effect, central lighting inside the buildings was installed using warm LEDs. Additionally, spot and ambient lighting were designed for the green space area, which helped create a nighttime and more natural display of the entire model.
6. Mounting on the Main Board and Delivery
   Finally, the model was mounted on an MDF board with an appropriate textured finish. The electrical system for lighting was hidden to keep it out of sight from the viewer. After a final test, the model was ready for delivery and presentation at exhibitions or project meetings.

This model not only serves as a tool for better presenting the Trita Pharmaceutical project but can also play a significant role in the decision-making process of managers and investors.