CAMLICA TV TOWER

CAMLICA TV TOWER
1/200 Architectural Project Of Tower Model/Maquette
CAMLICA TV TOWER
1/200 Architectural Project Of Tower Model/Maquette
CAMLICA TV TOWER
1/200 Architectural Project Of Tower Model/Maquette

Camlica TV Tower Architectural Model

About the Camlica TV Tower Model

Our Camlica TV Tower Model is designed to bring Istanbul’s tallest structure into exhibition halls and meeting rooms. Standing 369 metres high, Çamlıca Tower opened on 29 May 2021 and quickly became one of the city’s newest landmarks. Designed by Melike Altınışık Architects, it can broadcast up to 100 channels simultaneously and also houses observation decks and restaurants for visitors.

The tower’s most striking feature is its form, which seems to flow upwards from the ground towards the sky. MiniatureArt’s model captures this fluid form and the tower’s hilltop setting at scale. The relationship between the topography of the hill and the tower is key to understanding its strong presence on the skyline. For more context, see more about Çamlıca Tower on Wikipedia.

Models of tall structures demand stability and a smooth, even finish. We therefore work with durable polyurethane and resin and complete the surfaces by hand painting. Optional lighting allows the tower’s night-time appearance to be recreated with real impact. A Camlica TV Tower Model makes an eye-catching exhibit at technology fairs, corporate presentations, museums and visitor centres.

If aviation and transport buildings interest you, take a look at our Istanbul Airport Flight Tower project too. Both structures reflect, from different angles, the engineering and design ambitions of contemporary Istanbul. Together they make a compelling pair for exhibitions about the city’s recent growth.

MiniatureArt brings together high quality and a fair pricing policy, and we stand behind every project we hand over. Whatever the purpose of your model, the size of your display area or your budget, we are ready to propose a solution that fits. Get in touch to request a quote or more information about the process.