پروژه ماکت ساختمان دفتر امام جواد

Scale: 1:75

Client: –

Material: Plexiglass

Painting: Resin Paint

Painting Style: Realistic

Category: Architectural Model

Construction Process of the Imam Jawad Office Building Model (Located in Karbala, Iraq)

The model of the Imam Jawad Office Building was designed and built to showcase the form and functionality of the project on a smaller scale, using lightweight and professional-grade materials. This model features a 1:75 scale, plexiglass as the primary material, resin painting in a realistic style, and tiered lighting implementation. Below is a breakdown of the construction process:

1. Preparing Plans and Designing to Scale
   In the first stage, architectural drawings—including floor plans and elevations—were redesigned and scaled to 1:75. Maintaining scale accuracy at this stage is crucial to preserve realistic proportions.
2. Precision Cutting Using Laser
   Plexiglass sheets, selected as the main material, were laser cut with high precision. This step ensures all walls, openings, roofs, and details are cleanly and accurately prepared.
3. Assembling the Structural Framework
   After cutting, the components were assembled according to the plans, forming the overall structure of the model. Specialized adhesives for plexiglass were used to ensure durability, while maintaining transparent and delicate joints.
4. Realistic Resin Painting
   Once the model body was complete, resin paints with natural detailing were applied to replicate material textures. The realistic painting style gave the model an appearance closely resembling the actual structure.
5. Tiered Lighting Installation
   Lighting was implemented floor by floor, meaning each level had its own embedded lighting system. This method provided a unified, practical, and visually appealing lighting effect that enhanced the model’s overall presentation.
6. Mounting on Display Base and Final Presentation
   Finally, the model was mounted on a display base and the lighting system was connected to a power source. After final testing, the model was ready for presentations, exhibitions, and display environments.

After the painting and lighting stages, fine details such as miniature furniture, model trees (using fiber hair or painted sponge), and 1:150 scale human figures are added. The base, made of MDF or thicker plexiglass, is labeled “Gol Maryam Residential Complex – Scale 1:150.” Lastly, the model is protected within a glass cabinet or plastic cover for durability during transport and exhibition.

With detailed planning, professional cutting, realistic painting, and focused lighting, the Gol Maryam Residential Complex model becomes a professional and visually engaging representation.