1/100 Riyadh BASO Office Building Model

Technical Parameters:

Striking Realism at 1:100 Scale

Diving Deep into the Craftsmanship of the 1:100 Riyadh BASO Office Building Model: An In - depth Exploration of Its Artistic Allure

I. Building Entity: Precise Restoration of Materials and Forms

1. Façade Textures: The stone - imitating textures on the outer walls are exquisitely lifelike. The joints and undulations of each “stone slab” strictly follow the design proportions, presenting the solidity and texture of a real building. For the glass curtain wall parts, high - transparency miniature materials are adopted, clearly simulating the transparency of actual glass. Meanwhile, through precise cutting and installation, the lines of the curtain walls are straight and neat, and the connection with the stone - faced walls is natural, accurately replicating the aesthetic of material collisions in modern architecture.
2. Structural Details: The architectural columns are tall and straight in shape, with clearly distinguishable surface textures (such as grooves, carvings, etc.). Their proportions strictly correspond to the 1:100 scale, underpinning the solemnity of the building. The roof is rich in details, with tiny structures like equipment areas and drainage channels precisely presented. Even the flatness of the roof coating and the color restoration degree highly match the design scheme, making the top of the building no longer a “neglected corner”.

II. Spatial Layers: Delicate Depiction of Interior - Exterior and Vertical Dimensions

1. Indoor Scenes: Through the glass curtain walls, the miniature indoor spaces can be glimpsed. The partitions and desk - chair models in the office areas have precise proportions, and the materials are clearly differentiated (such as the simulation of the textures of wooden tabletops and metal chair legs). The lighting design is ingeniously integrated into the interior, softly illuminating the miniature spaces. It not only restores the ambiance of the office scenes but also strengthens the spatial layers through the contrast of light and shade, endowing the “miniature offices” with the depth of real spaces.
2. Vertical Connection: The size and position of the openings on the building façade are completely consistent with the actual design, and the details of window sills and frames are finely handled. From the ground floor to the top floor, the contraction and expansion of the building lines and the transition of materials (such as the connection from the stone at the ground floor to the glass at the upper floors) are natural and smooth, demonstrating the rhythm of the vertical space, as if one can witness the process of a real building rising from the ground.

III. Environmental Supporting Facilities: The Ultimate Creation of Scene Atmosphere

1. Landscape Greenery: The surrounding tree models use simulation materials. The textures of tree trunks and the density of branches and leaves are carefully designed, and the forms of different tree species (such as palm trees, street trees) are clearly distinguishable. The miniature restoration degree of the lawns and flower beds under the trees is high. The turf materials and the colors of flowers match the actual landscape scheme. Even the color and texture of the “soil” are delicately presented, making the greenery no longer a simple “decorative ornament” but a miniature slice of the real ecosystem.
2. Traffic System: The vehicle models in the parking lot are small and exquisite, with clear details of car bodies (such as car windows, headlights, wheel hubs), rich colors and conforming to the scene logic. The dimensions and positions of road signs (such as parking lines, sidewalks, direction signs) are precise, perfectly matching the building entrances and the layout of greenery, simulating real traffic flow lines, and making the “liveliness” of the entire model more abundant.

IV. Lighting Magic: Artistic Interpretation of Day and Night Atmospheres

The lighting design of the model is truly remarkable. In the night mode, the light from the building itself softly overflows from the window seams and the edges of the curtain walls. It not only simulates the indoor lighting of a real building but also outlines the building’s with light and shadow. The brightness and color temperature of landscape lights and street lamps are adjusted to echo the building’s lighting, making the miniature scene “come alive” against the dark background, blurring the boundary between the miniature and the real. It seems as if one can step into this 1:100 “real world” and immerse themselves in experiencing the design charm of the BASO office building.

Through the ultimate craftsmanship in four dimensions—material restoration, spatial depiction, environment creation, and lighting rendering—this model polishes the 1:100 miniature world into a “touchable architectural blueprint”. Every detail tells the design intention, enabling viewers to intuitively perceive the design ingenuity and spatial soul of the Riyadh BASO Office Building without professional interpretation. It truly realizes the craftsmanship value of “miniature models carrying architectural ideals”.

For those eager to delve deeper into our world of innovative model - making and to learn more about this remarkable project, we invite you to visit our official website: www.qzymodels.com. Here, you can explore a wealth of information, gain insights into our design process, and witness the artistry and precision that define QZY Models.

QZY Models was established in Shenzhen, China in 2013. It is a professional team that focuses on designing and manufacturing architectural models and is also dedicated to physical models for industries, landscapes, interiors, and exhibitions.

Our founder: Mr. Richie Ren, has more than 20 years of experience in model-making. Before starting his own business, he worked in a well-known Hong Kong model company. He has successively served as a technician, project leader, technical director of the company’s overseas business department, and head of the marketing department in mainland China. He has rich experience in physical model production and service around the world.

Since starting his own business in 2013, Richie Ren has led the team to take root in Shenzhen and has always given top priority to good quality. Strive for innovation, strive for excellence, and strive to make every project a work that both QZY and customers are proud of.

Our Clients: Since its establishment ten years ago, the team has completed thousands of models and served hundreds of customers from more than 20 countries around the world. Among them are KPF, Foster + Partners, Morphosis, NBBJ, Aecom, Aedas, EMBT, PES, DP, and other world-class architectural design companies, as well as well-known domestic and foreign developers such as Vanke, New World, CCCC, China Resources, Huafa, Dar Al Arkan Global and West Bank, etc. We even have built deep cooperation with official institutions such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and CGN.

Our Market: At present, QZY Models has set up branches or offices in Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Italy, Netherlands, and so on, and is committed to serving customers worldwide.