Educational thermographic model for home insulation by the Province of East Flanders

On behalf of the Province of East Flanders, 3D Maquettes developed an innovative and educational thermographic model that visualizes the effects of home insulation in a tangible and understandable way. These scale models are specifically designed to clearly show the differences in heat loss between houses with varying levels of insulation.

The model consists of three detailed houses, each with a different insulation level: poorly insulated, moderately insulated, and well insulated. This allows visitors to immediately experience and understand the contrast between the different insulation levels. The clear comparison makes the impact of insulation measures on living comfort and energy consumption tangible.

After producing the scale models using high-quality 3D printing technology, the model was carefully finished with airbrush in thermographic color schemes. These colors are based on real thermal images and make visible where heat loss occurs. This visual representation makes the complex concept of heat loss and energy efficiency understandable and engaging.

This thermographic home insulation model is used for public education, awareness campaigns, and instructional purposes. The scale model is a powerful communication tool that helps residents, policymakers, and other stakeholders understand why good insulation is essential for reducing energy consumption and improving living comfort.

The combination of realistic scale models and scientifically based color representation makes this model a unique tool for sustainability education and energy-saving programs. Its visual impact encourages discussions about energy efficiency, climate measures, and sustainable home improvements.

Are you looking for a custom educational scale model, for example to visualize insulation, energy consumption, or other sustainability aspects? 3D Maquettes can help you develop a realistic and interactive model that effectively communicates your message.