Study Models
Study Models from Lois Gaylord
Study Models

This type of model only shows the form of the building, walls and roofs. Windows and doors are NOT represented. Major architectural elements such as structural columns are usually shown but only in their basic form. For example a round column would be represented by a piece of wooden dowel, but no base or capital would be shown. These models are usually built out of a solid colored cardboard such as white museum board or chip board. The architect’s elevations may also be applied to the exterior of the model to show a graphic representation of doors, windows and materials. Generally includes a minimal site. Also included in this set are model studies of a portion of the building. Typically study models take between 25 - 60 hours to complete.

Residential study model - Exterior study model scale: 3/16" = 1' foamcore, museum board, wood Architect: Gelotte Hommas Architecture, Bellevue, WA
Icicle Creek Music Center - Recital Hall Detail - Partial Building Detail - study model scale: 1/2" = 1' foamcore, museum board, wood Architect: Jones & Jones, Seattle, WA
Icicle Creek Music Center - Recital Hall Detail - Partial Building Detail - study model scale: 1/2" = 1' foamcore, museum board, wood Architect: Jones & Jones, Seattle, WA
Icicle Music Center - Recital Hall Detail - Partial Building Detail - study model scale: 1/2" = 1' foamcore, museum board, wood Architect: Jones & Jones, Seattle, WA
Residential study model 2 - Exterior study model with applied elevations to show architectural features scale: 1/4" = 1' materials: foamcore, museum board, bass wood, lichen Architect: Gelotte Hommas Architecture, Bellevue, WA
Residential study model 2 - Exterior study model with applied elevations to show architectural features scale: 1/4" = 1' materials: foamcore, museum board, bass wood, lichen Architect: Gelotte Hommas Architecture, Bellevue, WA
Residential study model 2 - Exterior study model with applied elevations to show architectural features scale: 1/4" = 1' materials: foamcore, museum board, bass wood, lichen Architect: Gelotte Hommas Architecture, Bellevue, WA
Residential study model 2 - Exterior study model with applied elevations to show architectural features scale: 1/4" = 1' materials: foamcore, museum board, bass wood, lichen Architect: Gelotte Hommas Architecture, Bellevue, WA
NMAI / Smithsonian - Gift shop 1 study model - Interior study model for the gift shop for the National Museum of the American Indian, part of the Smithsonian Institution First version of design, gift shop was moved to a different location in the building. Second version of gift shop is in NMAI set. scale: 1:75 metric materials: foamcore, museum board, clear plastic, wood, applied floor plan Architect: Jones & Jones, Seattle, WA
NMAI / Smithsonian - Gift shop 1 study model - Interior study model for the gift shop for the National Museum of the American Indian, part of the Smithsonian Institution First version of design, gift shop was moved to a different location in the building. Second version of gift shop is in NMAI set. scale: 1:75 metric materials: foamcore, museum board, clear plastic, wood, applied floor plan Architect: Jones & Jones, Seattle, WA
NMAI / Smithsonian - Gift shop 1 study model - Interior study model for the gift shop for the National Museum of the American Indian, part of the Smithsonian Institution First version of design, gift shop was moved to a different location in the building. Second version of gift shop is in NMAI set. scale: 1:75 metric materials: foamcore, museum board, clear plastic, wood, applied floor plan Architect: Jones & Jones, Seattle, WA
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Study Models

This type of model only shows the form of the building, walls and roofs. Windows and doors are NOT represented. Major architectural elements such as structural columns are usually shown but only in their basic form. For example a round column would be represented by a piece of wooden dowel, but no base or capital would be shown. These models are usually built out of a solid colored cardboard such as white museum board or chip board. The architect’s elevations may also be applied to the exterior of the model to show a graphic representation of doors, windows and materials. Generally includes a minimal site. Also included in this set are model studies of a portion of the building. Typically study models take between 25 - 60 hours to complete.

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Lois Gaylord
Architectural Modelmaker Seattle, WA