Inovejshyn Grup

Inovejshyn Grup

The main areas in which the company operates are: Professional architectural model making, Advertising engineering, Laser cutting and engraving of a wide range of materials, Mechanical cutting and engraving of a wide range of materials, Large‑format full‑color eco‑solvent printing,

Sofia, bul. Ilienci 16

0888 818 603, 0888 818 607

inovationg@yahoo.com

www.innovation-group.bg

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About Us:

The main areas in which the company operates are:

Professional architectural model making – competition models, landscape models, residential, public, interior, urban planning, engineering, historical models.
Advertising engineering – development of advertising structures, illuminated signs, 3D letters, boards and advertising signage.
Laser cutting and engraving of a wide range of materials: plexiglass, polystyrene, plastics, wood, leather, textiles, paper and more.
Mechanical cutting and engraving of a wide range of materials: plexiglass, polystyrene, plastics, PVC, wood, MDF, alucobond and more.

Large-format full-color eco‑solvent printing on photo paper, PVC film, all types of vinyl, canvas, textile.
Branding of offices, shops, venues and vehicles.
Production of self‑adhesive stickers, flyers, brochures, calendars and business cards
Frosted glass and stained glass.
Bending and manufacturing of plexiglass products.
3D architectural and landscape design.

Architectural model making is an art, and the models are a combination of intellectual and manual work using technological machines and know‑how.

INVESTMENT MODELS

These models are an essential part of the investment process. They are created with high precision and maximum realism. They are used for bank financing of projects, exhibitions, presentations and real estate sales.

ARCHITECTURAL MODELS

An architectural model is a scaled‑down or enlarged three‑dimensional representation of a building or a complex of buildings. The advantages of architectural models over computer visualizations are undeniable: the model allows the building to be perceived from all sides in detailed form and helps avoid potential architectural errors or inconsistencies. It should be noted that most people find it difficult to imagine a building only from two‑dimensional drawings, which is why models present the architect’s idea in the best possible way.

SCHEMATIC (CONCEPTUAL) MODELS

These models are of great importance to architects and are an integral part of the design process of creating a building, a complex of buildings, or the overall concept of a residential area. Here, the details of the building (windows, railings, etc.) are not essential — the focus is on defining the volume and proportions of the building in relation to its surroundings. These models are usually made within short deadlines and are executed in one or several colors. In many cases, conceptual models express the designer’s initial idea. Emphasis is placed on the first visual impact of the model. This is achieved through unconventional lighting or a combination of different materials: glass, metal, plexiglass, acrylic, resins and others.

ARTISTIC (HISTORICAL) MODELS

These models require an extremely accurate and faithful reproduction of the building and terrain. In most cases, they are created based solely on photographic material, eyewitness accounts or historical texts. Special attention is given to every detail of the surrounding environment (trees, bushes), streets, and façade elements. They must correspond to the historical period in terms of colors and textures. A historical model must captivate the viewer and transport them back in time.