Architectural Spatial Model

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Physical or digital spatial model for an architectural design project at a specified working scale. Triad: concept/ideation artifact (model intent statement: what this model is testing or communicating — massing and proportion, spatial sequence, structural logic, or light quality — and why a model at this scale is the right tool for that question), technical execution artifact (physical card or foam model at scale 1:100, 1:200, or equivalent; or a digital 3D model demonstrating spatial quality through a walkthrough video or set of rendered views), documentation/critique artifact (process documentation: photographs or screenshots at each model development stage, showing what was tested, what was changed, and why — the process log, not just the finished model). Proof Accessibility Rule applies: SketchUp (free tier), Blender (free), Rhino (educational licence), or ArchiCAD student free tier are all valid digital alternatives to physical model-making. Studio critique: architecture tutor reviews the model against the design intent and challenges spatial decisions. Proof: finished model (photographs or walkthrough video), intent statement, process documentation, critique notes. Verifier: ARB/RIBA-registered architect or architecture school tutor.

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