National Museum in Hurghada, Egypt

Scaled Model in Balsa Wood 1:200

Pieces: n/n
Material: Balsawood #1mm, #2mm, #5mm, base in MDF
Finishing:  Natural
Characteristics: Volumetric Architectural Model for definition of spaces and functions.
The architecture is characterized by merging antique architectonical elements like the temple of Karnak (entrance) with postmodern elements (shopping mall)
Design: Prof. Andreas Sicklinger
Customer: Smart Group Cairo for Ministry of Antiquities

Photos: Nikon D7000




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