United Nations secretary general office 2005 is a high detailed and a very realistic map. This map has a large skyline view, unique assets and even a KLM boeing 747 that flies by occasionally which is a perfect addition to the new york city scenery. The main build has one Secretary office and one conference room. Designed to capture the essence and architectural details of the physical office, the model serves as a virtual visualization of the workspace where Kofi Annan the Secretary-General of the United Nations conducted official duties and meetings. Every detail is meticulously replicated, creating a lifelike representation of the space. The model showcases the spacious and elegantly furnished office, featuring a large desk where the Secretary-General conducts official business, surrounded by bookshelves filled with important texts and documents. Lighting plays a crucial role in the model, as it accurately simulates the interplay of natural and artificial light within the office. Sunlight filters through the glass windows, casting soft shadows and illuminating the space, while strategically placed virtual lights replicate the warm, inviting ambiance of the room. The attention to detail extends to the smaller elements as well. Objects like tea bags, phone, and other supplies are carefully placed, adding realism and authenticity to the model. Fine textures and materials are accurately represented, whether it’s the polished wood of the desk or the plush upholstery of the furniture, providing a tactile and immersive experience.