Shenzhen Ocean Museum Scheme Model | QZY MODELS

In collaboration with JKP Design, the Shenzhen Ocean Museum Scheme model at a 1:500 scale is a true marvel in architectural representation. Crafted with precision and innovation, this model transcends traditional boundaries, showcasing the harmonious coexistence of nature, humanity, and the vast ocean.

The landscape, meticulously carved from maple wood, sets the stage for an authentic representation of the surrounding environment.Large expanses of ocean terrain, also crafted from maple wood, are adorned with a layer of semi-matte transparent acrylic, creating a captivating contrast in color and material.

This wood model introduces a pioneering approach by utilizing different materials to convey a rich visual experience while maintaining the overall integrity of wooden elements.This innovative technique adds a layer of sophistication to the model, elevating it beyond conventional representations.

These building models are designed in a charming countryside style, featuring single structures grouped in an ensemble arrangement.This approach fosters a sense of connection with nature, aligning with the serene and harmonious atmosphere of the ocean museum.

The roofs of the buildings are a testament to artistic expression, employing a combination of original wood and stainless steel with corroded engraving.

This fusion of materials adds a touch of rustic elegance to the architecture, complementing the overall theme. 

The model comes to life with strategically placed lighting within the buildings, symbolizing the interconnectedness of nature, humanity, and the ocean.This play of light enhances the storytelling aspect on the model, portraying the symbiotic relationship between these elements.

JKP's 1:500 Shenzhen Ocean Museum Scheme model is a testament to the exploration of innovative techniques in architectural models makinging. Witness the synthesis of natural beauty, architectural brilliance, and environmental harmony at www.qzymodels.com. Immerse yourself in a world where every detail tells a story of coexistence and where the ocean museum stands as a beacon of ecological awareness and architectural finesse.