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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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Classroom Floor Tile, Carpet (Nursery and Primary Classroom)
The classroom floor tile with a carpet field and a rounded motif, for the quiet half of a room.
Fire Exit Door Module (Nursery and Primary Classroom)
A 1.2 m wall module with a 920 mm fire exit door: a glazed leaf on a push bar, a dark skirting, a dado band and a blank running man sign over the head.
Classroom Floor Tile (Nursery and Primary Classroom)
A 1.2 m square classroom floor tile, 26 mm thick: a warm safety vinyl field in a dark joint, laid in a grid to make a room floor of any size.
Classroom Wall Module with a Window Strip (Nursery and Primary Classroom)
The classroom wall module with a 940 mm by 1.1 m window over a 620 mm cill: a beech frame with a centre mullion, two panes and paper shapes stuck up in the glass.
Classroom Wall Module (Nursery and Primary Classroom)
A 1.2 m by 2.6 m classroom wall module, 100 mm thick, with a dark skirting and a coloured dado band on both faces.
Shop door module (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The 1.5 m by 3 m shop wall with a half glazed teal door on a real hinge: a tiled dado, a stainless threshold, a transom light and a steel push bar. Couples to the plain wall module on its stiles.
Shop floor tile (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
A 1.5 m square of grey safety vinyl on the same grid as the walls, with proud welded seams on all four edges so a field of them reads as laid floor rather than one flat plane.
Shop wall panel module (Dry Cleaners and Alterations Shop)
The 1.5 m by 3 m shop and plant wall: white glazed tile to a 1.05 m dado on both faces with proud courses and perpends, a coved skirting, a teal capping and a plaster bead under the ceiling line.
Corner stall unit (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The square unit that turns a row through 90 degrees: canopies on both open faces, an L of boarded counter round the corner with a mitred timber top in the knee, and the same posts, valance and head frame as the straight stall.
Open stall unit, blue livery (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same stall with its counter boarding and valance in the hall's blue livery under the same striped canopy, so neighbouring pitches in one row are told apart at a glance.
Open stall unit with counter and canopy (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The pitch a trader hires by the day: four steel posts and a head frame carrying a striped canvas canopy with a scalloped valance, over a boarded timber counter with a raked display back, a price rail and a blank valance board.
Lock up stall unit with roller shutter (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The shuttered unit that lines a market hall wall: a painted timber carcass 3 m wide and 2.4 m deep with party walls, a stone deck, a fascia with a blank sign band, a serving counter and stocked back shelves, and a corrugated roller shutter in its box.
Lock up stall unit, shutter up (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit trading: the shutter is modelled rolled into its box instead of hanging in the opening, so the counter, the stocked shelves and the interior are open to the aisle without animating anything.
Lock up stall unit, red livery (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same unit painted in the hall's market red instead of the blue, so a row of lock ups reads as separate businesses. Geometry, ports and shutter are identical.
Entrance arch module with gates (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The public way in: brick piers on the wall grid carrying a turned stone arch of eleven voussoirs, a blank name panel and a cornice above, and a pair of cast iron gates of vertical bars with spear heads hung on the imposts.
Service door wall module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same bay with the traders entrance in it: a stone head over a 1.06 m opening, an iron lining and threshold, and a ribbed steel leaf with a vision panel and a pull handle on a real hinge.
Market hall floor bay (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
A 2 m square of the hall floor: 50 mm stone flags with a raked jointing grid and a proud edge joint, so a field of bays reads as paving and the stalls and aisles have ground to stand on.
Brick hall wall module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 4 m by 4 m bay of the hall shell: red stock brick faced on both sides with a stone plinth, a string course and a moulded cornice, and a brick pilaster on each pier so a run reads as a structural bay rather than a flat panel.
Roof truss bay with glazed rooflight (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
One 4 m bay of the hall roof: a wrought iron truss of tie beam, principal rafters, king post and struts spanning 11.2 m, with purlins, slate sheeting, eaves gutters and a patent glazed ridge rooflight that lights the hall from above.
Cast iron column module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The 4 m cast iron column a market hall roof stands on: a stone pad, a moulded base, a shaft with a shallow entasis, a foliate capital and a square bearing plate, with pierced spandrel brackets in the knee facing along the hall.
Clerestory wall module (Indoor Market Hall and Traders)
The same bay with a cast iron window band over a brick base: a stone cill and head, five mullions and a transom, and a single pane behind them. This is what lights a hall at stall height when the rooflights alone are not enough.
Mezzanine stair flight, 3 m rise (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Industrial straight flight up to the office deck: fourteen open chequer plate treads on charcoal stringers, blue grab rails on posts each side and bolted base plates, rising 3 m over a 3.2 m run.
Mezzanine office deck section, 4 m (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Mezzanine module 4 m square: a chequer plate deck on charcoal bearers with a yellow edge nosing, a two rail guard along the front edge with blue uprights, and end ports so a run of sections makes an office floor over the sorting hall.
Sorting hall wall module, 4 m (Parcel Depot and Sorting Hall)
Ribbed grey cladding wall 4 m wide, 3.6 m tall and 160 mm thick on a concrete plinth, with a charcoal capping rail, a blue wayfinding band at 2.2 m and side ports on the centre line so a hall encloses itself.