Terämallit
Terämallit are a Finnish architectural model system, designed by architect Sakke Järvi in the early 1970s. The system was developed to provide a standardized method for creating scale models of buildings and urban planning. The name "Terämallit" translates to "steel models" in English, which refers to the primary material used in creating the system.
The Terämallit system consists of a set of modular components made of steel, which can be combined
The Terämallit system was widely used in Finland during its development in the 1970s and 1980s, particularly
One of the key advantages of the Terämallit system is its ability to create detailed, accurate scale
Despite its innovative design and widespread use, the Terämallit system is not as well-known today as it