In architectural model making, lighting is more than just an accessory—it’s a storytelling tool. Carefully designed lighting not only enhances the model’s visual appeal but also helps convey the intended atmosphere, function, and vibrancy of a space. Whether representing a serene residential community or a high-tech industrial zone, the right lighting makes all the difference.

Indpendent Lighting Design for Authentic Effects

At LHA, each lighting system in our architectural models is built with independent light sources. This ensures balanceddistribution of light and clearly defined focal points. We tailor lighting solutions based on the type and purpose of each model, accurately recreating the real-world ambiance of the project.

For residential projects, we use high-quality Korean micro-bulbs and PHILIPS light tubes to simulate soft, warm or cool white lighting. These create a lifelike night-time scene and a welcoming living environment. Unlike traditional domestic "bead lights," our lighting system offers longer lifespan, greater stability, and lower heat generation—ideal for long-term display.

Commercial models demand dynamic, layered lighting setups:

● Exterior Lighting:

 Custom-configured LED lights outline the building’s façade and emphasize its design.

● Interior Lighting:

 Colorful LED lights and miniature copper lamps create a vibrant retail or office atmosphere.

● Entrance Lighting: 

Animated flashing LED lights at entry points guide visual focus and suggest activity.

● Water Features: 

Blue-toned lights and reflective materials simulate water surfaces for added realism.

● Ground Lighting: 

LED lights are precisely embedded according to architectural drawings to define paths and public areas.

All lighting systems are built on professional-grade circuits using PHILIPS light tubes, imported diodes, and high-quality flashers. Each system is segmented for independent control and enhanced safety. We also incorporate Japanese timers for both automatic scheduling and manual control, all accessible via remote control for easy operation.

Lighting Tells the Story of Architecture