Scale models for institutional projects and museums
We transform buildings, territories, events, processes and complex ideas into physical and interactive experiences that are easy to understand. We design scale models for museums, interpretation centres, exhibitions, public authorities and educational spaces, adapting each project to the content, the visitor journey and the people who will experience it.
Scale model, interactivity, software, audiovisual content and exhibition furniture developed by a single team.
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Tell us about your project and we will bring it to life. We will reply within 24 hours, with no obligation.
An experience that turns information into knowledge
A scale model makes it possible to view a building, city, infrastructure or event from a perspective that would be impossible in reality.
It helps visitors to orient themselves, understand the relationships between elements and discover information that might be difficult to interpret through separate plans, texts or images.
When combined with lighting, software and audiovisual content, the scale model can also tell a story and guide visitors through different levels of information.
Orientates
Provides an overview of the territory, building or complex represented.
Explains
Makes visible the relationships, transformations, routes and processes that are difficult to communicate using other formats.
Guides
Organises information and directs attention towards the relevant elements at each stage.
Invites discovery
Allows visitors to explore the content visually, physically and interactively.
A tool for different forms of public engagement
Where can it be used?
Cultural and sporting venues
Scale models of stadiums, venues, facilities and places associated with culture, sport and collective memory.
Institutions and public authorities
Tools for presenting public projects, urban plans, new facilities, regional initiatives and changes to the city.
Presentations and public participation
Representations that make it easier to explain projects to residents, associations, technical teams and other stakeholders.
Interpretation centres
Representations that help visitors understand a place, landscape, infrastructure or process before visiting or exploring it in depth.
Touring exhibitions
Modular, portable solutions designed for presentation in different venues, cities or at different events.
Visitor centres
Experiences designed to explain an organisation's activities, history, facilities or future projects.
Museums and exhibitions
Scale models designed for permanent or temporary exhibitions, helping visitors to interpret architecture, heritage, science, technology, territories or historical events.
From observer to participant
Interaction to explore the content
Interactivity allows visitors to make decisions, activate content and establish connections between the scale model and the accompanying information.
Zoned lighting
Identifies buildings, stages, routes, themed areas or points of interest.
Lighting sequences
They can explain transformations, historical events, technical processes or routes through the territory.
Synchronised operation
A selection made on a screen can illuminate an area of the scale model and simultaneously display related content.
Button panels
They provide simple, immediate interaction to activate areas or start sequences.
Mechanisms
We can incorporate openings, lifting elements, moving parts or changes in position where they help to explain the content.
Audiovisual content
Images, animations and videos expand on what cannot be physically represented in the scale model.
Touchscreens
Visitors can select elements and view images, texts, plans, videos, reconstructions and other content.
Interaction should not distract from the content. It should help visitors understand it.
One team
From physical representation to digital content
Our team brings together scale-model making, architecture, design, electronics, software and visual content production.
This combination allows us to develop every element of the experience in a coordinated way.
Physical scale model
The main representation around which the experience is organised.
Electronics and lighting
Systems for highlighting elements, creating sequences and connecting the scale model to other content.
Bespoke software
Applications for exploring information, controlling the experience and adapting navigation to the project.
3D infographics and animation
Content to reconstruct spaces, show different periods or explain aspects that cannot be represented physically.
360º virtual tour
Digital tours for exploring interiors, inaccessible spaces or different stages of a project.
Furniture and hardware
Tables, plinths, lecterns, screens and equipment integrated into the exhibition design.
Transport and installation
Coordination of transport, assembly, connection and commissioning at the final venue.
Model, interaction, content and space coordinated through a single point of contact.
Institutional and museum projects
Solutions created to explain real projects
Arroyofresno Stormwater Tank – Canal de Isabel II
Gregorio Marañón Hospital – Community of Madrid
City of Justice — Community of Madrid
What types of models can be used in a museum?
We can create architectural, urban, territorial, historical, heritage, scientific, industrial and technical models.
We can also develop sectional models, reconstructions of different periods and interactive models.
Can interactivity be incorporated?
Yes. We can integrate zoned lighting, sequences, button panels, touchscreens, applications, mechanisms and audiovisual content.
The interaction is designed according to the content and the type of audience that will use the installation.
Can you also develop the digital content?
Yes. We can produce infographics, 3D animations, videos, virtual tours and interactive applications.
This content can be synchronised with the model or used independently in other parts of the exhibition.
Can the experience work without an internet connection?
Yes. We can store the software and content on the equipment itself so that the main functions work offline.
This enables the experience to remain operational without relying on the venue’s internet connection.
Do you work with museum and exhibition design companies?
Yes. We can integrate into a team comprising museum designers, architects, designers, agencies, construction companies and audiovisual integrators.
We coordinate dimensions, materials, connections, furniture and installation requirements with those responsible for the project.
How do you ensure historical or technical accuracy?
We work from the documentation provided and establish validation stages with the specialists responsible for the content.
The documentation may include plans, 3D models, photographs, historical studies, maps, reconstructions, technical data sheets and visual references.
How is the experience adapted for different audiences?
We organise the information into different levels of interpretation and design clear, straightforward interaction.
We also consider the height, visibility, reach of the controls and the accessibility requirements established for the project.
What documentation do you need?
We need to know the purpose of the experience, the audience, the available space and the content that needs to be explained.
Plans, 3D models, photographs, maps, texts, videos, historical or technical documentation and the museum design project, if one already exists, are also useful.
How long does it take?
The timeframe depends on the dimensions, level of detail, preliminary research, validations, interactivity and digital content.
After reviewing the documentation, we prepare a schedule covering the design, review, production, integration, testing and installation stages.
How is the price calculated?
The cost depends on the size, scale, materials, level of detail and complexity of production.
Other factors include the research and modelling required, lighting, software, mechanisms, audiovisual elements, furniture, transport and installation.
We assess each project to propose a solution tailored to its objectives and the exhibition space.
Tell us what visitors should discover
We turn content into a physical and interactive experience
Tell us what you want to represent, who will visit the space and what information they need to understand.
Our team will review the documentation and propose a solution that connects the model, interactivity, content and exhibition design.