Our completed building is accompanied by a mixed media model on a scale of M=1:150. The model strives for a realistic representation in its colors and surfaces, but at the same time, it can be opened at the border between the ground floor and the upper floor in order to present the interior spaces.

The cardboard elements are laser-cut; the texture of the wall and roof panels is evoked by engraved hatching. The glazing of the windows and doors is made of opal plexiglass, which, with external lighting, sensitively reproduces the light streaming in through the shed skylights and large, framed openings. The building's characteristic, filigree slat row was realized by 3D printing.

The chosen scale and the applied technologies allowed for the clear display of the defining structural elements of the interior spaces – including the lattice supports – as well as some built-in furniture and details.