Massing model – Office Buildings

This architectural model represents a planned office building development within an urban context. The study focuses on the overall volumetric composition and spatial arrangement of multiple structures rather than detailed architectural features. The model highlights the relationship between the proposed office buildings and the surrounding urban fabric, illustrating scale, density, and circulation.

It also emphasizes the distribution of open spaces, pedestrian pathways, and connections with neighboring blocks. By simplifying forms into clean, white volumes, the massing model provides a clear visual understanding of the project’s integration into the cityscape and its potential impact on the built environment.

Massing models serve as a fundamental tool for architects and designers, allowing them to visualize and refine their ideas, communicate with clients and stakeholders, and ultimately shape the built environment.

Massing models are three-dimensional representations of architectural designs, primarily focusing on the overall form, size, and spatial relationships of a building or structure.

White architectural models are renowned for their simplicity and neutrality. The absence of color allows viewers to focus entirely on the form, proportions, and spatial relationships within the design. This clarity aids architects, clients, and stakeholders in better understanding the project’s fundamental aspects.