Of the three models we built for Mission Critical Group (MCG), this one shows the biggest idea: the E-House, a complete electrical building — designed, assembled, wired, and tested in MCG's factory — that arrives on site ready to power a data center. Alongside the Power Container and switchgear lineup models, it completes a family that covers MCG's product line at a glance.
The model is true to the E-House's long, low proportions — 48" long but just 14" wide — and uses the family's signature move: a sculpted cutaway, this time sweeping across the roof. Look down into the building and the layout reads at once — rows of electrical equipment along a center aisle, with the exterior doors, louvers, and rooftop details completing the picture.
At a booth, the cutaway does what E-House photos can't: it puts the whole building — shell and equipment together — in one view that visitors can walk around and lean into. And as a set, the three models let MCG's team scale the conversation from a single switchgear lineup to an entire prefabricated power building without touching a slide deck.
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