High-precision 3D-printed site model of the KUMU Art Museum in Tallinn.
The model was developed to communicate the relationship between the museum’s sculptural geometry, circulation systems, and surrounding topography through a tactile physical format. Particular attention was given to terrain transitions and the integration of built form into the landscape.
The project demonstrates how compact physical models can support spatial understanding more effectively than drawings alone.
Type: 3D-printed architectural model
Location: Tallinn
Focus: Topography, spatial relationships, physical presentation
Year: 2025
