Case Study: Myles Burke Architectural Models achieves highly realistic, time- and cost-saving architectural models with 3D Systems' ProJet HD 3000

Multi Jet (MJP) 3D printing delivers detailed, precision model making needed by architectural firm

Myles Burke Architectural Models, based in Vaughan, Ontario, produces premium handcrafted architectural models that emphasize expressive, highly detailed representations of designers’ visions. The studio needed a way to produce exceedingly complex small components—custom plastic human figures, furniture and building details at scales as small as 1.3–2 cm—without sacrificing accuracy, surface quality or their traditional craftsmanship.

By adopting the 3D Systems ProJet HD 3000, they gained exceptionally high accuracy, smooth surfaces and fine resolution for tiny, posed figures and intricate parts, streamlining production while preserving hand-painted finishing. The result was faster, more cost-effective model production and highly realistic, compelling presentations that better communicate the designer’s intent.

Myles Burke Architectural Models

David Myles

Myles Burke Architectural Models