I’ve been thinking about how crucial scale is when drafting — it’s amazing how a simple miscalculation can drastically alter the perceived space in a design. I remember a project where a 1:100 scale ended up making the room look way too cramped. Anyone else have stories where scale played a pivotal role in your designs?
, I totally get that! I had a similar experience with a 1:50 scale on a project, which felt much more open until we realized it was going to fit awkwardly. It’s wild how those miscalculations can change the entire feel of a space.
It’s really interesting how scale can shift perceptions so dramatically. I once had a client who insisted on a smaller scale for a large room, thinking it would feel ‘cozy,’ but it backfired and made it seem claustrophobic instead. Have you found any tools or techniques that help you visualize scale better?