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Buildings
Every realistic building below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
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Pool Tank Floor Tile with Lane Line (Public Swimming Baths and Poolside)
The same 2 m tank floor tile with a dark lane line painted down the middle of it, which is what runs the length of every swimming lane. Same ports, so a lane line tiles into a plain floor.
Pool Tank Floor Tile with Lane Target (Public Swimming Baths and Poolside)
The same 2 m tank floor tile carrying the cross bar that ends a lane line, the mark a swimmer reads as the wall coming up. Same ports as the plain and lined tiles.
Pool Tank Wall Section (Public Swimming Baths and Poolside)
A 2 m tank wall section for a 2 m deep pool tank: a concrete section faced in pale ceramic tiles with blue courses at the water line and the foot, a coved skirting at the tank floor, an inlet grille and two lane rope anchor sockets.
Pool Tank Floor Tile (Public Swimming Baths and Poolside)
A 2 m tank floor tile: a slip resistant grey base laid with twenty five pale ceramic tiles and a scatter of white ones, for tiling the bottom of a pool tank. It carries floor ports on all four edges so a tank of any length repeats from it.
Serving Hatch Wall Module, Shutter Up (Village Hall and Community Events)
The same serving hatch with the shutter already rolled up into its hood and the counter open to the hall, for a hall laid out mid event. The shutter stays a named node but holds this pose, so it ships no clips.
AnimatedServing Hatch Wall Module (Village Hall and Community Events)
The hall wall module with a 1.6 m serving hatch in it: a stained serving shelf running through to the hall side, a lined opening, a stainless roller shutter on eleven slats and the hood it rolls up into. The shutter is a named node and lifts straight up behind the hood.
Hall Roof Beam Bay (Village Hall and Community Events)
One bay of a village hall roof: a 10 m stained tie beam, two rafters up to a ridge at 1.9 m, a king post, struts, five purlins carrying the next bay and steel straps at the feet. Bays repeat on the 2 m module and rest on y=0, so the scene lifts them to the wall head.
Stage Platform Module with Steps (Village Hall and Community Events)
The same stage module with a 1.3 m pair of treads down the front and a chrome grab rail either side, for the end of a run where performers get up onto the stage.
Village Hall Stage Platform Module (Village Hall and Community Events)
A 2 m square demountable stage platform at 600 mm: a parquet faced deck with a stained front nosing, a recessed black skirt and four adjustable feet. Modules couple side to side, so a stage of any width is a run of them.
AnimatedHall Entrance Lobby Door Module (Village Hall and Community Events)
The hall wall module with the entrance lobby pair in it: two blue leaves with tall vision panels and chrome pull handles, a stained lining and a glazed overlight above the head. The leaves hang on the hall face and swing in, so the lobby stays clear.
AnimatedHall Fire Exit Door Module (Village Hall and Community Events)
The hall wall module with a 1.6 m by 2.1 m fire exit pair in it: two green leaves on push bars in a lined opening, with a blank green exit sign over the head. The leaves hang near the outer face and swing outward, the way a fire door has to.
Village Hall Wall Module (Village Hall and Community Events)
A 2 m by 3.2 m village hall wall module: cream painted plaster over a stained dado rail, a white skirting and a high window with a glazing bar and a moulded cill at 2 m. Modules butt on the 2 m module, so a hall wall of any length is a run of them.
Parquet Hall Floor Tile with Border (Village Hall and Community Events)
The same parquet tile with a stained border band along two edges, for the margin a hall floor keeps round its perimeter or the line a badminton court is marked on.
Parquet Hall Floor Tile (Village Hall and Community Events)
A 2 m square parquet hall floor tile, 50 mm deep: a chamfered sub floor with herringbone blocks laid over it in two tones of honey and stained oak. Tiles couple on a 2 m grid, so a hall floor of any size is a run of them.
Changing Room Floor Panel (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A 2 m changing room floor panel: a slip resistant grey base laid with sixteen white ceramic tiles and a blue skirting line along one edge. It carries the same floor ports as the hall panel, so a wet area tiles straight off a sprung floor.
AnimatedChanging Cubicle Door Module (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A 1.2 m changing cubicle door module: a white frame with a chrome head rail and a blue laminate leaf hung clear of the floor on its left stile, with a chrome knob and a red vacant indicator. The leaf is one named node and swings on the frame.
Shower Cubicle Module (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A 1.2 m shower cubicle module: a white tray falling to a centre grate, a blue and white tiled back wall, a full height divider on its left hand edge, a chrome riser and fixed head, and a push button control panel. Bays butt through bay-left and bay-right.
Sports Hall Wall Module with Doorway (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
The same wall module with a 1.2 m by 2.2 m doorway lined in dark steel instead of the window strip, for the way through to the changing rooms and the store.
Sports Hall Roof Truss Bay (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
One bay of a sports hall roof: an 8.4 m tubular lattice truss spanning the hall, four purlins carrying the next bay and two suspended light bars under the bottom chord. Bays repeat along the hall on the 2 m module.
Sprung Sports Hall Floor Panel, Unmarked (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
The same sprung maple floor panel with no court lines on it, for the run-off round a marked court, a hall laid out for a different sport or the strip under the wall bars.
Sprung Sports Hall Floor Panel, Painted Key (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
The same panel with a solid blue key painted over it and a white boundary line on two edges, for the area under each basketball ring.
Sports Hall Wall Module with Window Strip (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A 2 m by 4.6 m painted blockwork sports hall wall module with a glazed high level window strip at 2.5 m, an aluminium cill and a blue dado band along the playing side. Modules butt on the 2 m module, so a hall wall of any length is a run of them.
Sprung Sports Hall Floor Panel (Community Sports Hall and Changing Rooms)
A 2 m sprung maple sports hall floor panel, 34 mm deep, with the board joints picked out and two court lines painted edge to edge: a red line across it and a yellow line up it. Panels tile on a 2 m grid, so a hall of any size is laid by repeating them.
Ceiling Light Panel (Nursery and Primary Classroom)
A 1.18 m by 320 mm recessed ceiling light panel with a diffuser and a surface mounting channel.