پروژه ماکت ویلا ساوا

• Scale: 1:100
• Client: –
• Material: Plexiglass
• Painting: Automotive Paint
• Painting Style: Monochrome
• Category: Architectural Model

The Process of Constructing the Villa Savoye Model at 1:100 Scale Using Plexiglass

Creating the Villa Savoye model, one of the most iconic works of Le Corbusier, requires precision, finesse, and a deep understanding of modern architecture. This article outlines the key steps in building this model at a 1:100 scale using plexiglass and automotive paint with a monochrome painting style.

1. Studying and Analyzing Architectural Plans

Before construction begins, detailed architectural plans of Villa Savoye are studied. Floor plans, elevations, and sections are prepared and scaled down to 1:100. This is a fundamental step to ensure accurate dimensions and architectural proportions for the model.

2. Precise Cutting of Components Using Plexiglass

Once the plans are ready, walls, floors, and roof elements are cut from plexiglass sheets using laser cutting or precision saws. Plexiglass is chosen for its transparency, durability, and excellent finishing capabilities.

3. Structural Assembly Using Specialized Adhesives

The cut pieces are carefully assembled using adhesives suitable for plexiglass. Special attention is paid to maintaining perfect angles and clean surfaces, so the final appearance of the model accurately reflects the simplicity and modernity of the original structure.

4. Preparing for Painting

After assembly, the model’s surface is sanded with fine sandpaper to improve paint adhesion. Any excess glue or imperfections are also cleaned up at this stage.

5. Monochrome Painting Using Automotive Paint

A monochrome painting style is applied, with the entire structure coated in a neutral color such as white or light gray. This choice emphasizes the building’s simplicity, volumetric expression, and geometric order. Automotive paint is used to achieve a smooth, even, and durable surface finish.

6. Final Detailing and Surface Finishing

In the final step, structural lines and small elements such as columns, ramps, and window openings are completed. The model’s surface is then polished using wax or a protective spray to give it a glossy, professional finish.

This construction process not only gives the Villa Savoye model a sleek, minimalist aesthetic but also effectively captures the modern and functional spirit of its architecture.

With meticulous planning, professional cutting, realistic painting, and focused lighting, the Gol Maryam Residential Complex model (previously mentioned) also becomes both a professional and visually engaging representation.