Fractured Lantern
Overview
This model reads more like a procession than a single building, a row of distinct, faceted volumes, each with its own angular roofline, linked together into one continuous museum sequence.
The real challenge, and the real payoff, was the perforated lattice screens wrapping several of the volumes. Each panel is a dense, irregular pattern of interlocking triangular openings, printed thin enough to stay delicate but structurally sound enough to survive handling.
It's a good example of why we print things instead of just rendering them: the lattice screens and faceted roofs are exactly the kind of geometry that only really proves itself once it exists in your hand.
Process
Watertight repair, wall-thickness check and splitting the model into registration-keyed, printable modules.
Modules printed to spec — resin at 50µm where fine detail matters, durable filament where strength does.
Seam-sanding, priming, painting and bonding into the finished, presentation-ready model.
White-glove handoff, finished and ready to present.
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