May 18, 2018

Interactive Scale Model – iModel Media Table – explained

A key feature of the Interactive Scale Model is its flexibility both in terms of size and in the information and analysis it can display. The iModel can consist of a small mobile single screen device, through to large scale multi-screen systems with a video wall seamlessly attached. Utilizing unique and innovative 3D printing technology, we can produce scale models for this system in any shape, size, colour or texture.

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The iModel seamlessly integrates with adjacent projectors or video walls, thereby enhancing the multimedia experience by displaying a wide array of compelling content. This includes relevant Computer-Generated Imagery (CGIs), stunning Photomontages, interactive Panoramas that immerse viewers, captivating Animations, and detailed Information Graphics.

What truly sets our media model solution apart is its capacity to showcase an extensive range of interactive analyses, offering deep insights into geographical content and infrastructure. It goes beyond conventional presentations by delving into the intricacies of development projects, highlighting their advantages, and unveiling proposed finishes.

One remarkable application of the iModel is in the presentation of the architectural marvel that is the London Thames Towers, masterfully crafted by JACA architects. This iconic project stands as a testament to visionary architectural design, redefining urban living in megacities such as London. The iModel serves as a dynamic canvas, breathing life into this project and enabling a comprehensive exploration of its distinctive design elements and the seamless integration of environmental considerations into its structure.

For a more in-depth look into the London Thames Towers project by JACA architects, you can visit their dedicated website here. It’s a testament to the boundless possibilities that architecture and innovative presentation methods can achieve when seamlessly combined.

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