Commercial developers and leasing teams commission office building models for two audiences: investors evaluating a scheme's viability, and prospective tenants deciding whether to sign. Both need to see floor-plate efficiency, massing, and surrounding context clearly — a physical model does that faster than a stack of leasing brochures.
For mixed-use and commercial schemes going through planning review, a context-accurate model also helps stakeholders read a building's relationship to neighbouring streets and structures.
Office and commercial models are typically built at 1:100 to 1:300, with facade detail sufficient to show cladding systems and glazing patterns, and surrounding context included when the presentation calls for it.
Yes — tell us the audience and we'll tune the level of detail (e.g. floor-plate clarity for leasing, massing/context for investors).
Yes — a context base can be added showing neighbouring buildings and street infrastructure at the same scale.