What was asked
A builder asked for a small physical model of an apartment building to present to the apartment owners. The only visual source supplied for the building was a 2D image.
The request was not for an isolated architectural print. The finished object also needed to illuminate the model, carry its own power and charging components, and remain protected as a display piece.
What the review changed, and why
We interpreted the visible form in the supplied image into a three-dimensional building model, then prepared it as a resin part. Details that were not visible in the reference were not treated as known building information.
The display base became part of the design. It enclosed the switch, USB charging port, cell and small circuit board used to power and control the internal illumination.
A clear acrylic cover was added around the assembled model so the illuminated piece could be handled and displayed without leaving the resin building exposed.
What we made
The completed piece combines the resin apartment-building model, an illuminated electronics base and a clear acrylic display enclosure. The lighting makes the facade and window pattern visible when the display is switched on.
The base houses the switch, USB charging port, cell and small circuit board rather than leaving those components outside the presentation object. The finished model was given to the apartment owners.
The photographs are enhanced views of the real completed work. Their room backgrounds were replaced for presentation; the model remains the photographed project rather than a generated substitute.