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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.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole buildings set from the packs.
1,418 free GLB models
AnimatedEntrance Door Module (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1.2 by 2.6 m wall module with the club entrance in it: a timber leaf 960 mm wide in a brushed metal lining with a mirrored vision panel and a full height pull bar, on the same wall ports as the mirror panel so a door drops into any run.
Club Floor Tile (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 2 m square club floor tile 80 mm deep: a dark tray with a poured grey resin face divided by brushed aluminium strips, ported on all four edges so a whole room is laid from repeats of one model.
Back Bar Shelving Unit (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1.5 m lit back bar bay stocked with twenty eight bottles: a timber base cupboard with a pale top, four glass shelves on dark stiles, a magenta light box behind the bottles and a cornice over the lot. 2.15 m tall.
Bar Counter Corner (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A square corner piece for the counter run: one 650 mm bay with the same panelled front, foot rail and stone top, ported on its -X end and its -Z end so a bar turns through 90 degrees without a gap.
Bar Counter Module (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1.5 m bar counter module: a panelled timber front with a brass foot rail, a stainless working deck at 900 mm and an inner shelf, under a pale stone top at 1.1 m that overhangs 100 mm toward the customer. Ports on both ends build a bar run of any length.
Mirror Wall Panel Module (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1.2 by 2.6 m mirrored wall module: a full height mirror pane in a dark frame with aluminium stiles, magenta reveal strips top and bottom and a recessed kick, ported on both stiles so panels run into a continuous wall.
LED Dance Floor Tile, White (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
The 1 m LED dance floor tile with a white diffuser face, the third colour in a three way chequer and the one a floor reads as when the pattern is off.
LED Dance Floor Tile, Cyan (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
The 1 m LED dance floor tile with a cyan diffuser face, for laying a chequered floor that reads as a pattern rather than one flat colour.
LED Dance Floor Tile (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1 m LED dance floor tile 80 mm deep: a dark tray with a magenta diffuser face set into a brushed aluminium frame, ported on all four edges so tiles lay out into a floor of any size.
Lighting Truss, Corner Block (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 90 degree corner block for the truss grid: a 300 mm cube with a half metre arm on the -X side and another on the -Z side, spigot plates on both, so a rectangular grid closes at every corner.
Lighting Truss, Straight Bay (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 2 m bay of 300 mm square box truss: four chords with a zigzag brace on every face, spigot plates and cone spigots at both ends and a magenta bay label under each plate.
Backdrop LED Panel Module (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1 m square LED video panel for the wall behind the booth: a cast frame 100 mm deep with a magenta diffuser face ribbed on the pixel pitch, and corner castings on all four edges so panels tile across and up.
Riser Platform Module (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 2 by 1 m stage riser at 400 mm: a dark non slip deck in an aluminium edge trim on a folding steel frame with levelling feet, ported on all four edges so risers tile into a booth stage of any size.
Backdrop LED Panel Module, Cyan (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
The 1 m backdrop LED panel with a cyan diffuser face, for chequering a video wall two ways so the backdrop reads as a pattern rather than a flat sheet.
DJ Booth Facade Panel (Nightclub and DJ Booth)
A 1.5 m facade section for the front of a booth or a riser: a framed dark panel with a recessed magenta light box behind a diffuser, aluminium rails top and bottom and stiles at both ends so sections butt into a continuous front.
AnimatedRoller shutter door module, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Full height workshop entrance module: a 3.2 m by 3.2 m opening in a clad surround, charcoal guide channels, yellow impact posts, a shutter hood and a slatted blue curtain that lifts clear of the opening.
Workshop wall panel module, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Ribbed steel cladding panel 4 m wide and 2.8 m tall on a concrete plinth, with a capping rail, side ports on the centre line and a top port for the glazed strip that courses above it.
Workshop window strip module, 4 m (Car Repair Garage and MOT Workshop)
Glazed clerestory course 4 m wide and 1.2 m tall with charcoal mullions, sill and head, built to sit on the wall panel's top port and carry the run up to 4 m.
Shop facade bay, glazed, amber livery (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The glazed shopfront bay in the amber house colour, matching the amber canopy and totem. Geometry and ports are identical to the green bay.
Roof vent cowl (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A kerbed extract stack with a weather hat and a coloured band, for the kitchen and toilet vents on a shop roof.
Shop floor tile (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m square of shop floor on the bay grid: a vinyl field with a proud jointing border and a centre inlay, sized so a floor and a roof are the same count of modules.
Shop wall panel (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m lined internal wall module at full bay height, with a skirting and a picture rail in the accent colour. Couple them on their stiles for the back of house wall and internal partitions.
Roof plant unit (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
The air conditioning condenser these shops carry on the roof: a cased unit on anti vibration rails with an accent band, a guarded fan cowl, coil louvres down both flanks and the refrigerant pipes leaving the base.
Shop roof panel (Petrol Station and Forecourt Shop)
A 1.5 m square membrane roof deck module on the same grid as the facade bays, dark against the walls with one wide standing seam across it. Lay a field of them just below the signband so the band reads as the parapet round the roof.