MAXXI Museum - Zaha Hadid Architects | Model Making Timelapse by Nikola Gjurchinoski

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NIKOLA GJURCHINOSKI | Filmed in 2016 I Edited and Produced in 2019
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E-mail: nikolagjurchinoski@gmail.com
MAXXI Museum is located in Rome, Italy. It's a museum of Arts of the XXI century. This model was part of class assignment - study of museum typology - at Faculty of Architecture in Skopje, Macedonia. The creation of this model took one month and the total hours involved in its creation is around 80-100 hours.
I do not own the music. Credits for audio go to their respective owners.

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Комментарии : 46

@kiraharuoko2491 4 года назад

Why is this so underratedddd im still a highschool student and im really happy when I make models on my free time! Sad to say that it takes more time than it actually does because i lack things I only have scrap plywoods, pencil, and a cutter to start with. I hope I will be able to reach my dream of becoming an architect and passion really is very beautiful

@svrona7696 4 месяца назад

Incredibly helpful

@gideoneditx9169 2 года назад

the hard work really paid of,,,I really liked the process of making it.

@vilaslakkabathini 4 года назад

u r a life saver man thanks for the video i am doing the same model and i am just using your video and the plans and 2 sections

@nikolagjurchinoski 4 года назад

I am happy the video is helpful! Good luck :)

@deepuramaiah9641 5 лет назад

Really it's amazing talent. Hats off to ur patience, inspired a lot. .. tq

@nikolagjurchinoski 5 лет назад

Thank you for the nice comment! I am glad you like the video :)

@lucapangrazzi1176 3 года назад

What materials did you use? What is the glue called? Amazon links for materials? Thanks so much! It's very beautiful

@dazzieV 5 лет назад

AMAZING!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️ so proud of you ❤️❤️❤️

@nikolagjurchinoski 5 лет назад

Thank you Vjosa

@jiteshbs894 4 года назад

@@nikolagjurchinoski bro how did you get the dimensions of the museum can you help me out because I have to do the maxxi museum model university marks

@dodok576 4 года назад

It is crazy fantastic!!!😱

@trish8321 5 лет назад

Dude What The Heck!? This Is Insane!!!

@nikolagjurchinoski 5 лет назад

Thank you! It really required extra effort to understand the space and then translating that into physical model.

@trish8321 5 лет назад

@@nikolagjurchinoski Tell me about it, I'm currently studying this building and yes, it does take extra effort to understand the space.

@khaledbenaida5676 2 года назад

Fantastic job !

@anastasiakapranova3168 5 лет назад

Such a great work!!

@nikolagjurchinoski 5 лет назад

Thank you Anastasia! :)

@anupamaps1093 4 года назад

Amazing😍

@rr7firefly 9 месяцев назад

This brings up a question: how were the forms originally generated. Were physical models used to study the many spatial conditions in the building? I cannot imagine that this design came about solely with digital tools. Another question: how carefully are natural lighting considerations brought into the design process? This building shows none of the finesse that one would find in a Steven Holl project.

@thefreshapes7480 3 года назад

This is crazy. Wonder how long this guy has been doing this because I'm fresh into architecture modeling and I'm absolute ass at it

@kellyleung17 5 лет назад

hi awesome work! i was wondering where did u get the blueprints for this project 'cause i was thinking of doing something like this.

@nikolagjurchinoski 5 лет назад

Hey! Thank you! I was using the floor plans and two sections I found on google. It was extremely hard to get all dimensions from only those drawings but it worked out.

@farzinms3628 4 года назад

Awesome work in which scale i.e measurement did u make this

@nikolagjurchinoski 3 года назад

It was in 1:100, as far as I can recall. This was 5 years ago.

@nikitaminin8688 2 года назад

Hi Nikola, I added you on Instagram the other day! Very nice work! I have a question: I see you are using UFO glue. Is this a superior glue for model making? I don't like tacky glue and I don't know what to use. Can you tell me why you use UFO glue please?

@03214360964 4 года назад

nice video

@ricardonavarro5791 5 лет назад

Wow great video, Which materials did you use for this model? 🤔

@nikolagjurchinoski 5 лет назад

Thank you :) I used museum board for the model and white extruded polystyrene foam.

@luttnutt7582 4 года назад

I did not realize this was in black and white..

@emirhankaya2314 Год назад

hello nikola i saw your video of maxxi museum how can i reach your plans in scale we had a homework

@b2mak 3 года назад

Impressive model, but you should have shown the sections at the end....

@nikolagjurchinoski 3 года назад

Thank you. I agree, but I was so late finishing the model (because it took more than I expected) that the last moments of this process were a real rush.

@hanangahmou5546 2 года назад

please, the floor plan was in which scale,

@beatsbysmokingigloo 2 года назад

What material are you using?

@benhahn7105 3 года назад

Why is the video black and white

@aliyahaniban3265 3 года назад

Do you have the floor plan?

@nisaniswatun3400 Год назад

Can you give me a plan maxxi museum

@alial-omari939 4 года назад

How did you make the curves?? What material or technique??

@nikolagjurchinoski 3 года назад

Hey Ali. I was bending the material manually. I am using museum board for this model.

@alial-omari939 3 года назад

@@nikolagjurchinoski thats crazy I tried to do it with .5mm card it was so difficult I had to wet it and then hot glue it once dry

@alial-omari939 3 года назад

@@nikolagjurchinoski great technique your model look flawless

@nikolagjurchinoski 3 года назад

@@alial-omari939 I forgot to mention that I glued two museum boards together and then did the bending. It provides more strength. It's almost impossible to bend it if it's only one museum board of .5mm.