The second series of training aids for Korea’s traditional architecture education, Mucheondang. It is a part of the head family of Howje Lee Eon Jeok(1491~1553), the Confucian scholar and civil service official of Joseon Dynasty, and was built in the middle of the Joseon Dynasty.

The scale model for the education of architecture is very important for us to grasp easily the structure of the building. However, the educational scale model of Korea’s traditional building is hard to find, and if any, it is very different from its real form, in most of cases, according to the characteristic of materials.
Using 3D printing, it is possible to produce any form that is suitable for producing training aids for architecture education so we made the training aid of maquette for Korea’s traditional education.

It was designed as an assembly type, divided in two parts of roof and room, and produced in the structure that needs no support, so that it could be printed out by small 3D printer, distributed mostly to the educational area. The roof part may not be well printed out, and in this case it is recommended to lower the printing speed.
It is better to use glue for paper and woodworking because it becomes transparent after drying and is not visible.

It was produced by a size of 234mm (width) x 165m (depth) x 123mm (height).