Wooden Walls: MDF walls for an architectural model

The project

Archicercle made a series of small walls in different sizes as part of a collaborative architectural model project. The pieces reproduce brick and stone textures in MDF, bringing masonry detail to the model’s components.

The walls belong to a collaboration that, according to the August 2024 publication, had been running for two years. Archicercle’s documented contribution to these components was making them in MDF and engraving their surfaces.

The engraving was carried out with a galvanometer laser in fill mode rather than line mode. This treatment creates the brick and stone relief effect on the small panels. The set combines rectangular formats in different proportions, with regular brick patterns alongside irregular stone patterns.

The relief was intended to provide a suitable surface for subsequent dry-brush painting. This finishing option is mentioned in the project documentation, although there is no record of the pieces being supplied painted.

Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.