Architectural models, by their very nature, serve as reductive abstractions, representing envisioned constructs at a diminutive scale—such as 1:100, 1:50, or even 1:20—facilitating the articulation of spatial, material, and structural relationships prior to full-scale realization. These models are not merely scaled-down representations; they are ontologically distinct artifacts that mediate between conception and construction. Their existence situates them at the intersection of imagination, technical precision, and physical materiality.