Physical Models is a curated collection of architectural models produced over several years of design work and studio exploration. Rather than documenting a single project, this body of work showcases a range of studies that explore form, structure, material, and scale through making. Each model represents a moment of testing and iteration, where ideas are developed through physical construction rather than drawings alone.

Across these models, making becomes a critical design tool. The collection highlights an interest in precision, craftsmanship, and process, as well as the role of hands on experimentation in understanding spatial relationships. Together, these works reflect an ongoing commitment to thinking through making and using physical models as a way to refine ideas, communicate intent, and bring concepts into tangible form.