This 3D printed architectural model depicts a retirement home community. Now that architectural drawings for new construction are being drawn up in 3D, buildings can be printed instead of built in a traditional model making fashion. By 3D printing all [ more →]

This architectural retirement community model was built as a sales tool for developers. The retirement community model was designed using Google Sketchup, rather than blueprints or drawings. The walls were laser cut plastic. The floors were printed vinyl to mimic [ more →]

This architectural model was built for a developer in Rochester, NY. Retirement community architectural models are especially helpful as sales tools. Potential investors appreciate seeing the lay out of the grounds and the relationship their particular unit has to the [ more →]

This architectural model project was a site model for a Chicago retirement community The architect is Dorsky Hodgson + Partners The scale is: 1/16″ = 1 foot Photo: John Smillie Please visit flickr for additional pictures.

This architectural model project was a retirement community in Portland, ME. The architect was EGA. The scale was 1/16″ = 1 foot The size of the model was 5′ square This is a large architectural model of a retirement community. [ more →]

This architectural model project was a retirement cottage with a lift off roof. The architect was Dorsky Hodgson + Partners The scale was 1/4″ = 1 foot Photo Credit: John Smillie

This architectural model project was a Retirement Cottage with a lift off roof. The architect was CSD. The scale was 1/4″= 1 foot.

Architectural Model Project: Retirement Community in Nashua, NH Architect: EGA Scale: 1/16″ = 1foot Photo: David Mohney This is a large architectural model of a retirement community. Retirement community models help sales offices pre-sell the units before construction. It is [ more →]

This is a large architectural model of a retirement community. Retirement community models help sales offices pre-sell the units before construction. It is much easier for a customer to visualize their surroundings with a physical representation of the unit they [ more →]