The Ivovik model represents the first scale model of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In a ratio of 1:2500, it presents wind turbines and the surrounding area. Creating this model significantly impacts the entire project and provides a clear visual idea of how everything will look. It allows all project participants, including investors, engineers and residents to get a clear picture of the concept and design of the wind turbine.

In today’s world, where the search for sustainable energy sources is crucial, wind turbines have become a symbol of progress and environmental responsibility. These impressive structures, rising above the landscape, are visual markers and a way for the global transition to renewable energy sources. Wind turbines enable sustainable, reliable and clean energy. Due to its geographical position and specific landscape, Bosnia and Herzegovina is an ideal location for its construction. In Herzegovina, in the area of Livno and Tomislavgrad, the Ivovik project represents one of the most significant investments in this field.

This model also represents the basis for educating and informing the local population about the project. Through presentations and public events, the model helps to explain the advantages of wind turbines and attract the attention of potential investors, partners and interested parties. Creating such a scale model allows a better understanding of the impact of wind turbines on the environment, landscape and neighbouring communities, and it helps identify potential problems.

The Ivovik scale model created by Studio Minimo is an exceptional technical and aesthetic example of model making, in which all details and general impressions were taken care of in the best way.