Maketid
Maketid are simplified representations used to communicate the form, scale, and spatial relationships of a proposed object, building, or system. In Estonian, makett means a scale model or mock-up, and maketid refers to multiple such models. They are typically non-functional and produced to aid design review, client presentations, or educational demonstrations. Models can be physical, built from materials like foam, cardboard, wood, plastic, or metal, or digital, generated from CAD data and then fabricated.
In architecture and construction, maketid illustrate massing, façade treatment, interior layouts, and sightlines. They help stakeholders
Maketid are also used in film, theater, and education as visual aids to convey complex scenes or
A key distinction is that maketid are not fully functional prototypes; they convey appearance and dimensions