1/300 scale modern CBD building 3d model with lighting and Reference building

Our business main includes:

FAQ

1. Does it matter if I am not local?

When it comes to determining the pricing of our models, multiple key factors come into play.

Physical Attributes

- Size and Proportion: Larger models or those with intricate proportional details often require more materials and labor - intensive craftsmanship, directly influencing the cost. For example, a model with a large footprint or one that demands a high - level of scale accuracy in representing small elements will be priced accordingly.

- Lighting: Incorporating lighting systems can add a dynamic visual element. Whether it's ambient, accent, or task lighting within the model, the complexity of the lighting design, the type of lighting fixtures used (such as energy - efficient LEDs or more elaborate fiber - optic setups), and the installation process all contribute to the overall cost.

- Base Selection: The choice of base material and design is crucial. A simple, standard base will be more cost - effective, while a custom - designed, high - quality base made of premium materials like solid wood or high - density acrylic, perhaps with intricate inlays or finishes, will increase the price.

Environmental and Structural Complexity

- Landscape Terrain: The height differences and complexity of the landscape terrain in the model are significant cost - determining factors. Creating a model with realistic mountainous terrains, deep valleys, or detailed river systems requires advanced techniques and additional materials to accurately replicate the elevation changes and surface textures.

- Buildings and Structures: The number of buildings and the complexity of their structures play a major role. A model with a large number of buildings, especially those with complex architectural features such as domes, spires, or irregular facades, will involve more detailed design work, precise construction, and potentially specialized materials.

Delivery and Time Constraints

- Delivery Location: Shipping the model to a distant location may incur higher transportation costs, including shipping fees, insurance, and the need for special packaging to ensure the model arrives intact. This can cause the overall price to increase.

- Production Period: If there is a need to expedite production and advance the delivery date significantly ahead of the originally scheduled time, we have to allocate additional resources, such as overtime labor, prioritize the project over others, and potentially use faster - but more expensive - production methods. As a result, the price will rise accordingly.

Service - Related Aspects

- Installation Method: A basic drop - off service is less costly compared to on - site installation. If the client requires our team to install the model, we need to factor in the time, labor, and potential travel expenses for our installation experts.

- Follow - up Service Requirements: Models with more extensive follow - up service agreements, such as regular maintenance checks, warranty extensions, or the need for on - call support for any model - related issues, will also be priced higher.

In summary, every aspect of our model - making process is carefully considered, and it's evident that our charges are intrinsically linked to the amount of work, resources, and expertise invested in each project.

2. What information is required to supply a quotation?

When aiming to furnish a fixed - price quotation for a model, having a comprehensive set of drawings is ideal. However, we fully understand that this isn't always achievable in every situation.

For architectural models, here's a fundamental set of requirements. We need a site plan that indicates elevation levels, crucial for accurately representing the terrain—this is essential unless the site is completely flat. Alongside the site plan, several elevations of the new development are necessary. These elevations offer a detailed view of the building's exterior from different angles, which is vital for our model - making process. Additionally, site photographs can be incredibly valuable. They provide real - world context, showing the surrounding environment, natural features, and any existing structures, all of which can influence the model's design and construction.

In the case of display models or exhibition models, the more visual references we have, the better. We require as many images, drawings, or 3D views of the proposed design as you can provide. These materials help us capture the essence of the design, its aesthetics, and any unique features that need to be highlighted in the model.

Even if you're in the very nascent stages of a project and have only minimal information available, don't worry. We're still able to provide you with a rough cost estimate. This initial estimate can serve as a starting point for your budget planning, allowing you to move forward with confidence as you continue to develop your project.

3. What format should the information be in?

The information can be emailed to us in common file formats such as PDFs, DOCs, JPEGs, etc. Although our systems are generally capable of opening most standard files, it's often a good idea to give us a call in advance to confirm file compatibility. This simple step can prevent any potential delays or issues in processing the materials.

If you have a large number of files or files that are particularly large in size, sending them on a disc might be a more practical option. This ensures that the data is transferred without the risk of email delivery failures due to file size limitations.

Alternatively, if the submission is solely for the purpose of obtaining a quotation, we're also happy to receive the drawings in the traditional way. You can send a package of printed documents through the postal service. This method can be especially convenient when dealing with complex or detailed materials that might be easier to review in a physical format.

If you are interested in our project making, please contact me freely, and welcome to visit our company.

We'll give you the best service and a reasonable price. Looking forward to an honest cooperation with you!

QZY Models was established in Shenzhen, China in 2013. It is a professional team that focuses on designing and manufacturing architectural models and is also dedicated to physical models for industries, landscapes, interiors, and exhibitions.

Our founder: Mr. Richie Ren, has more than 20 years of experience in model-making. Before starting his own business, he worked in a well-known Hong Kong model company. He has successively served as a technician, project leader, technical director of the company’s overseas business department, and head of the marketing department in mainland China. He has rich experience in physical model production and service around the world.

Since starting his own business in 2013, Richie Ren has led the team to take root in Shenzhen and has always given top priority to good quality. Strive for innovation, strive for excellence, and strive to make every project a work that both QZY and customers are proud of.

Our Clients: Since its establishment ten years ago, the team has completed thousands of models and served hundreds of customers from more than 20 countries around the world. Among them are KPF, Foster + Partners, Morphosis, NBBJ, Aecom, Aedas, EMBT, PES, DP, and other world-class architectural design companies, as well as well-known domestic and foreign developers such as Vanke, New World, CCCC, China Resources, Huafa, Dar Al Arkan Global and West Bank, etc. We even have built deep cooperation with official institutions such as the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, and CGN.

Our Market: At present, QZY Models has set up branches or offices in Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Italy, Netherlands, and so on, and is committed to serving customers worldwide.