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In this lesson:

In this lesson:. Model types The “building blocks” of models Tools and Materials Hints and tricks of model building. Model Types - Conceptual. Student Work – University of Florida.  Tenth Special Forces Group (A) Complex, Fort Carson, Colorado www.Architectual-models.com.

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  1. In this lesson: • Model types • The “building blocks” of models • Tools and Materials • Hints and tricks of model building

  2. Model Types - Conceptual Student Work – University of Florida

  3.  Tenth Special Forces Group (A) Complex, Fort Carson, Colorado www.Architectual-models.com Model Types - Realistic

  4.  Caribbean Resort & Casino, Saint Martin www.Architectual-models.com Model Types - Topographical Sites Landscapes Gardens

  5. NBC Dateline TV PropFederal Bureau of Prisons www.Architectual-models.com Model Types - Building Student Work – University of Florida

  6. Model Types - Special

  7. Safety glasses First aid kit and supplies Cutting Mat Safety components of table saw Safety Equipment

  8. Metal Building Materials Strip wood and structural wood Oak Tag Foam Core Acrylic plastic sheets Cardboard

  9. Metal straight edge with Metric and English Tracing paper Architectural & Engineer scales Measuring Tools

  10. Dremel Tool Razor saw with mitre box Scissors Sandpaper Pair of pliers or wire cutters X-Acto Knives Tools to Cut or Shape

  11. Soldering Equipment Glue Rubber Bands and Push Pins Clamps Tweezers Material to Join or Fasten with

  12. Graphite Paper Paint Brushes Hair Dryer Miscellaneous

  13. Model Building Blocks • Many architects plan buildings around a few basic forms-- the triangle, cylinder, cone, and sphere, as well as the rectangular prism/box.

  14. Planning • Things to consider: • Type of model • Model’s purpose • Presentation Delivery Method • Scale • Materials and Tools • Order of work • Needed materials

  15. All about Scale • Available space: • How portable does the model need to be? • Does it need to be transported long distances and will cost to ship be an issue? • How much detail needs to be viewed?

  16. Contours-Polyurethane Foam Bases for All Types of Models www.Architectual-models.com Stage 1: The Base

  17. Stage 2: The Solid Pieces • Plan and layout the model components • Provide Material texturing and detailing • Cut and Assemble Structural Members • Attach structure to base Student Work – University of Florida

  18. Hints and Tricks - 1 • Be sure all cutting tools are sharp • Use adhesives with low water content so that they dry quickly • Use fine grit sandpaper (works best) Emery boards or nail files work great also. Professional Development Lesson ID Code: 8001

  19. Hints and Tricks – Joining Edges • Clean edge surfaces • Rough edges to be joined with sandpaper • Degrease edges, if necessary, with acetone or rubbing alcohol • Allow edges to dry • Apply thin even layer of adhesive • Read and follow directions on wait time • Join the two edges using straight pins or small pieces of tape until permanently fixed

  20. Stage 3: Roofing Add Roof Details and Attach to sides of Model

  21.  Tulsa International Airport, Tulsa, OK www.Architectual-models.com Stage 4: Landscaping and Details

  22.  Applied Instruction Facilities Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri www.Architectual-models.com Stage 5: Finishing Touches

  23. Optional: Soldering

  24. Example of a sophomore student’s Pin-up Evaluation for acceptance into upper division at a College of Architecture Aaron Albright: University of Florida student

  25. Model/Building Suppliers • Kelvin, 1(800) 535-8469, http://www.Kelvin.com/ • Micro-Mark; 340-2606 Snyder Ave.; Berkley Heights, NJ 07922 http://www.micromark.com/ • Model Expo. Inc, Box 229140, 3850 N. 29th Terrace, Hollywood, FL 33022 • http://www.modelexpoinc.com/ • Woodland Scenes, Box 98, Lynn Creek, MO 65052 • http://www.woodlandscenes.com/

  26. References: Knoll, W., & Hachinger, M. (1992). Architectural models construction methods. New York: McGraw - Hill. Verma,M. (n.d.). Retrieved Aug 12, 2004, from Mav Designs Web site: http://www.mavdesigns.com/site.htm White, W. (2004). Retrieved Aug 23, 2004, from Architectural Models Web site: http://www.architectual-models.com

  27. Credits: Writer: Gail S. Parsons Content Editor: Donna E. Scribner Narration: Donna E. Scribner PLTW Editor: Ed Hughes Production: CJ Amarosa Video Production: CJ Amarosa Audio: CJ Amarosa Project Manager: Donna E. Scribner Special thanks to: Architectural Models, W. White (owner), OK Aaron Albright, student University of Florida

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