In response to our client's vision for a museum dedicated to light sculpture, we set out to create a conceptual model that would not merely represent the architecture, but embody the experiential quality of the space itself. Drawing inspiration from the ephemeral nature of light and its ability to shape perception, we chose clear plexiglass as our primary medium—both for its materiality and its ability to refract, reflect, and transmit light in dynamic ways.

The process began with the digital 3D model of the proposed design. From this, we extracted a series of precise serial sections, capturing the core form and spatial gestures of the concept. These sections were then meticulously laser-cut from sheets of clear plexi. When layered and compiled, the resulting assembly created a volumetric representation that felt simultaneously solid and intangible.

To activate the model and bring the concept to life, we integrated internal lighting. As the light filtered through the stacked plexi layers, it generated glowing contours and shifting gradients. The effect was mesmerizing—soft edges blurred and sharpened as the viewer moved around the model, creating a living, breathing visual that captured both the architectural and emotional intent of the museum.