MAXXI Museum - Zaha Hadid Architects | Model Making Timelapse by Nikola Gjurchinoski
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2019
- NIKOLA GJURCHINOSKI | Filmed in 2016 I Edited and Produced in 2019
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MAXXI Museum is located in Rome, Italy. It's a museum of Arts of the XXI century. This model was part of class assignment - study of museum typology - at Faculty of Architecture in Skopje, Macedonia. The creation of this model took one month and the total hours involved in its creation is around 80-100 hours.
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Why is this so underratedddd im still a highschool student and im really happy when I make models on my free time! Sad to say that it takes more time than it actually does because i lack things I only have scrap plywoods, pencil, and a cutter to start with. I hope I will be able to reach my dream of becoming an architect and passion really is very beautiful
the hard work really paid of,,,I really liked the process of making it.
It is crazy fantastic!!!😱
Fantastic job !
Incredibly helpful
Amazing😍
Such a great work!!
Thank you Anastasia! :)
AMAZING!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️
so proud of you ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Vjosa
@@nikolagjurchinoski bro how did you get the dimensions of the museum can you help me out because I have to do the maxxi museum model university marks
Thank for the video
u r a life saver man thanks for the video i am doing the same model and i am just using your video and the plans and 2 sections
I am happy the video is helpful! Good luck :)
Really it's amazing talent. Hats off to ur patience, inspired a lot. .. tq
Thank you for the nice comment! I am glad you like the video :)
What materials did you use? What is the glue called?
Amazon links for materials? Thanks so much! It's very beautiful
nice video
Dude What The Heck!? This Is Insane!!!
Thank you!
It really required extra effort to understand the space and then translating that into physical model.
@@nikolagjurchinoski Tell me about it, I'm currently studying this building and yes, it does take extra effort to understand the space.
What material are you using?
This is crazy. Wonder how long this guy has been doing this because I'm fresh into architecture modeling and I'm absolute ass at it
Awesome work in which scale i.e measurement did u make this
It was in 1:100, as far as I can recall. This was 5 years ago.
Hi Nikola, I added you on Instagram the other day! Very nice work! I have a question: I see you are using UFO glue. Is this a superior glue for model making? I don't like tacky glue and I don't know what to use. Can you tell me why you use UFO glue please?
hi awesome work! i was wondering where did u get the blueprints for this project 'cause i was thinking of doing something like this.
Hey! Thank you! I was using the floor plans and two sections I found on google. It was extremely hard to get all dimensions from only those drawings but it worked out.
Wow great video, Which materials did you use for this model? 🤔
Thank you :) I used museum board for the model and white extruded polystyrene foam.
This brings up a question: how were the forms originally generated. Were physical models used to study the many spatial conditions in the building? I cannot imagine that this design came about solely with digital tools. Another question: how carefully are natural lighting considerations brought into the design process? This building shows none of the finesse that one would find in a Steven Holl project.
please, the floor plan was in which scale,
Do you have the floor plan?
I did not realize this was in black and white..
hello nikola i saw your video of maxxi museum how can i reach your plans in scale we had a homework
How did you make the curves?? What material or technique??
Hey Ali. I was bending the material manually. I am using museum board for this model.
@@nikolagjurchinoski thats crazy I tried to do it with .5mm card it was so difficult I had to wet it and then hot glue it once dry
@@nikolagjurchinoski great technique your model look flawless
@@alial-omari939 I forgot to mention that I glued two museum boards together and then did the bending. It provides more strength. It's almost impossible to bend it if it's only one museum board of .5mm.
Whivh material is used??
I used museum board for the model and white extruded polystyrene foam for the base!
Thanks for watching! :D
@@nikolagjurchinoski thank you :). Please keep sharing.
Why is the video black and white
Impressive model, but you should have shown the sections at the end....
Thank you. I agree, but I was so late finishing the model (because it took more than I expected) that the last moments of this process were a real rush.
Can you give me a plan maxxi museum