Free models · Game-ready GLB
Buildings
Every low-poly 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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole buildings set from the packs.
843 free GLB models
Branch Braced Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Branch Braced Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Thatch Hip Roof (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Thatch Hip Roof: 2 × 1.2 × 2 m nominal survival roof assembly.
Woven High Vent Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Woven High Vent Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Log Door Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Log Door Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Woven Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Woven Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Woven Window Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Woven Window Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Hide Screen Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Hide Screen Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Log Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Log Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Hide Serving Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Hide Serving Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Woven Door Wall (Prehistoric Survivor Settlement)
Woven Door Wall: 2 × 2.4 × 0.22 m nominal survival wall assembly.
Greybox floor joist run 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m joist run: seven 240 mm joists at 600 mm centres between two rim boards, with staggered solid blocking on the centre line.
Greybox cross brace pair 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m by 3 m braced bay: two crossed flat diagonals through a central connector plate, with gusset plates and pin lugs at all four corners.
Greybox lattice truss segment 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m warren truss 0.9 m deep: paired chords, six diagonals, end verticals and gusset plates at every node. Spans further than a plain beam.
Greybox foundation pad (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 1.6 m square foundation pad with a chamfered upstand and a 0.6 m pedestal carrying four cast-in holding-down bolts, sized for the I-beam column.
Greybox I-beam span 2 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
Half-bay 2 m I-beam span with the same 360 mm section and end plates, for trimming a frame onto the 2 m sub-grid.
Greybox I-beam span 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m 360 mm deep I-beam span with bolted end plates, four bolts per end and two web stiffeners. Carries a floor bay between columns.
Greybox I-beam column 3 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 3 m universal column: 0.3 m by 0.28 m I section between a bolted base plate and a cap plate, with four holding-down bolts and a stiffener each side.
Greybox roof access housing (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 2.7 m square rooftop stair housing: 0.15 m walls, a 0.9 by 2.0 m door opening, a mono-pitch capping and a louvred vent on the back wall.
Greybox chimney stub (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 2.12 m chimney stub: base flashing apron, 0.7 m square shaft, corbelled band, weathered cap slab and two round flue pots.
Greybox roof verge trim 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m verge trim: an L section barge board with a raised weather upstand and a dark undercloak, for closing the gable edge of a pitched roof.
Greybox roof ridge capping 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m ridge capping: a 0.5 m wide angled cap over a dark under-flashing, sized to close the apex of the pitched roof bay.
Greybox parapet 2 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
Half-bay 2 m parapet with the same upstand and coping section, for closing a roof edge on the 2 m sub-grid.
Greybox pitched roof bay 4 m (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A 4 m dual-pitch roof bay: a 33 degree chevron section 1.3 m to the ridge, with exposed rafters under the eaves and a fascia board each side.
Greybox parapet corner cell (Modular Greybox Architecture Kit)
A full-cell parapet corner: two 4 m legs on the west and south edges of one cell with the coping mitred through the angle, so a roof edge turns without a gap.