A white model strips away material and colour to focus attention purely on form, massing, and light — a presentation style favoured by architects who want a design concept judged on its architecture alone, without material choices influencing the read.
Built at whatever scale suits the design brief, in white acrylic or resin, with lighting used to emphasise form through shadow rather than colour.
It keeps the focus on architectural form and massing rather than material choices — a common preference for competition and concept-stage presentations.