@msma644: Why Japan Requires Detailed Mini Models Before Building Approval

Guyver_Zoanoid :

Uuuuuum...have they never heard of 3d modeling?

Kleopia te Rongloa Suli :

THIS SHOULD BE STANDARD

Alberto Vasquez :

Does it have to do a Godzilla test run.

Rieses Pieces :

What happens to the model

Matt Missile :

isn't that architecture??

Dan :

so another words, they literally have enough pieces to make a miniature city

Taelynn :

I thought this is normal everywhere? In my country every new apartment projects do this so their customer can visualize how it would look like. It's not mandatory by law but they all do it anyway since it's effective to lure in potential customers.

Essential Academic Educators :

That is in china not Japan

0000 :

I would love this job

sincerefinacials2000 :

That's very smart

Bornincolsga :

Just wondering. This is not in my wheelhouse. Would love to see a cut-a-way of the interior. Do all apartments have exterior windows on one side or are there some land-locked so to speak.

CDG :

an engineer an architect

flaki :

I think is a great idea.

TerriBee :

I want that job

. :

America does this too

Dylan Reese :

user9268083954202 :

Makes a whole Lotta sense

Donau_Spatz :

This was standard before computerisation.🤔🤔🤔

No One :

wonder if they r required to make a certain size. then they could put all together and make a tourist attraction of the city as if they were Godzilla.

doyodood :

Not true lol

user8209629329149 :

It looks great but we teach our contractors how to read blue prints instead.

John Campbell :

I suspect it's for earthquake testing. I once visited and saw how they did that.

3am_ig :

wow... if only we also had people create models in the us

Isabelle♉️🇨🇦💖🐾🐾😻😽💞💗 :

bring this idea to canada asap!!