Architecture, retail & display
Scale models, cut components and printed panels. Plan the model, material, artwork and assembly as one job.
Discuss your project
| The task | Services to discuss | What to send |
|---|---|---|
| Produce a scale model | CAD, 3D printing and laser cutting | Drawings, scale, level of detail and assembly requirements. |
| Make printed display panels | Laser cutting and UV printing | Dimensions, material, artwork and fixing details. |
| Review a material or finish | Model-making and print preparation | Reference samples, intended environment and the decision to make. |
Applications for architecture, retail & display
Produce a scale model
- Services to discuss
- CAD, 3D printing and laser cutting
- What to send
- Drawings, scale, level of detail and assembly requirements.
Make printed display panels
- Services to discuss
- Laser cutting and UV printing
- What to send
- Dimensions, material, artwork and fixing details.
Review a material or finish
- Services to discuss
- Model-making and print preparation
- What to send
- Reference samples, intended environment and the decision to make.
Models and material studies
Explain the scale, level of detail and purpose of the model. CAD design, 3D printing and suitable laser-cut elements can be discussed together, with attention to assembly and the way the finished piece will be handled.
Graphics meet physical materials
Retail and display briefs often combine a shape with artwork. Share finished dimensions, substrate details, quantities and a reference for the required appearance so cutting and UV printing can be assessed as a connected project.
Plan the final environment
Tell us whether the piece is temporary, frequently handled or intended for a particular environment. Installation, fixing and finish requirements affect the brief even when fabrication is only one part of the work.
Discuss your requirements
Start with a sketch, photo, part or model. Tell us what you need it to do; we can discuss the next step.