This final paper includes a complete overview of making a 3D model as a multimedia discipline, as well as an art medium. The paper presents a general view of the procedure for making a 3D model of a student dormitory, and the use of numerous techniques, tools and model making in this process. The work initially presents the appearance of the building with a general approach, defining the purpose of the rooms, objects and elements inside and outside the building. The paper defines the meaning of 3D modeling as a process of creating a mathematical representation of a 3D object, as a basic condition for creating and displaying 3D models in the virtual world, and 3D rendering as a process of obtaining 2D images, 3D models from a perspective or 3D models as a resource in graphic simulations. A significant part of the paper deals with the history and development of 3D modeling, the application od 3D modeling in various industries and professions, but also the softwears used to create and display models. From the first characters created in a 3D virtual environment to movies manily made in a 3D environment. The paper covers and elaborates on individual modeling techniques, emphasizing their basic characteristics and peculiarities, and emphasizes the greater and lesser representations of individual techniques. Specific projects, application conditions and methods of application and implementation of tenders are defined in order to approve funds for co-financing the construction of a student dormitory on the university campus. The second half of this paper includes a practical part, made exclusively for the purpose of this final paper. It deals with the creation of a student dormitory model that is made and presented using 3D modeling and rendering techniques. The production process is elaborate din detail, providing insight into induvidual phases of work. Starting from the preparatory phase which consists of measuring the lot and determening the floor plan of the building according to the plot. The process of planning and making sketches of the building , floors and rooms inside the building is shown. Furthermore, the paper includes a detailed treatment of key segments of the 3D phase of the work, from the creation of the model to the presentation of a renderd 3D image of the room in witch the individual objects are located.