Benjamin Machin is a London-based architect whose practice works across housing and small public projects. Modelmaking is central to the way ideas are tested: a means to think through typologies, light, and material rather than a tool simply for presentation. The studio runs on a core-and-collaborators model, drawing in makers, engineers, and craftspeople as projects demand.
Models are made before, during and after a project is completed. We find form through model making and then we check ourselves through model making. Models shift scale readily, from site and typology down to the joinery detail, keeping the whole in view. Making slows the process: the time spent cutting and assembling is also time to reflect, to notice proportion and rhythm.
We all continuously make models.
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