The "Architectural Model" is not merely a representation of a building that will be constructed. Rather, it is closer to a "diagram" from Peter Eisenman's perspective, as it not only embodies the implicit construction idea of the building but also provides another architectural idea to develop the design. The method of learning geometry from existing buildings and developing a way to digitally fabricate through laser cutting while adjusting various parameters to discover architectural meaning shows a clear direction for future architectural development, even though this project was conducted at a relatively early academic level. Additionally, the "Laser-cut Final Model," consisting of about 1,000 pieces, shares the same digital fabrication language as the "Study Model" produced at the midpoint of the process, demonstrating consistency and unity in the architectural geometry idea within the project.