Category: Maquetas interactivas y tecnológicas

Zaha Hadid competition model 2

Competition model for Zaha Hadid Architects

A competition model can make all the difference in a competitive process. In this project, created for a renowned studio, we successfully represented a complex urban environment with precision, visual clarity, and architectural precision. A work where form becomes message.

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Video mapping on interactive models: uses, challenges and costs

Video mapping on interactive models transforms physical models into living surfaces capable of telling stories, showcasing processes, and captivating the viewer. This technique is becoming an essential tool in museums, architecture, and events, thanks to its ability to communicate clearly and surprise through an immersive visual narrative.

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industrial construction section

Construction section models: uses, challenges and costs

A scale model allows you to showcase the technical inner workings of a project without dismantling it. From architecture to engineering, industrial design, and technology, these models are essential for visualizing, explaining, and validating complex solutions. This article explores their uses, materials, applicable sectors, common challenges, and costs, explaining why they remain a key tool in technical and educational settings.

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Model of a gantry crane

Gantry crane model: a visual tool for key events

The crane model developed by IA Manufacturing for Tec Container is much more than a replica: it's a visual tool designed to stand out at trade shows, meetings, and sales presentations. Compact, robust, and easy to transport, this piece accurately reflects the technical and commercial commitment of a brand with a global presence.

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Model of a simulated landscape

Everything you need to know about a landscape model: uses, challenges and costs

A landscape model is not simply an addition to an architectural project: it is key to demonstrating how a proposal integrates with its surroundings. This article answers essential questions about its function, representation, materials, costs, and challenges, explaining why a well-designed model can be decisive in a presentation, approval process, or competition.

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Model of a balloon made by AI in architecture

AI in architecture: translating disruptive ideas into something buildable

What happens when artificial intelligence proposes ideas that challenge what we know as architecture? At IA Manufacturing, we experience it firsthand: surprising forms, seemingly impossible structures, and models that beg to be touched. This article is a reflection—and a shared experience—on how to implement disruptive ideas without losing sight of our principles or the physical models.

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