Everything a developer needs to build a gallery of two or three rooms and the front of house in front of them. The room is modular: a 2 m by 3.2 m white wall panel with a dark edge reveal and a cornice tiles into a run of any length, with a matching doorway module, a fire exit module, a 4.2 m tall bay, a movable partition on feet, a 2 m skirting run and a 2 m floor tile in boarded and poured finishes. Over it runs 2 m lighting track with clamp on spot heads, and picture lights on brackets. The display side is a hang: framed canvases in four sizes and two palettes, an unframed stretched canvas, a diptych, a picture rail with hanging wires, plinths at three heights, a vitrine case with a lifting lid, a wall mounted display case, a sculpture stand with a turning platter, a bust pedestal, an abstract form for a plinth top, a wall text panel, a room name plate, a caption card set, an interactive screen on a stand and a projector plinth. Front of house is a reception desk, a ticket scanner, a cloakroom counter and rail, a bank of six bag lockers, a shop counter with its merchandise shelf, cafe settings, a pushchair park, a wheelchair, a floor plan board, an audio guide charging rack, benches, an invigilator chair, rope barrier posts, retractable belt stanchions, an art handling trolley, an artwork crate, a gloves and tools tray, a humidity monitor, a cleaning trolley and a bin. Every painted surface in the pack is an abstract composition of colour blocks on a plain ground and every panel, plate and label carries plain bars instead of characters: nothing reproduces, imitates or evokes any existing artwork, artist, style or institution, there is no readable text and no name anywhere, and the art is placeholder geometry meant to be replaced with the work being shown. What moves is rigid node transforms only: the doorway and fire exit leaves, the six locker doors, the vitrine and crate lids, the sculpture turntable, the interactive screen tilt, and the castors and wheels under the trolleys and the wheelchair. What does not move is said in each description and is deliberate: canvases are hung and fixed, ropes, belts, hanging wires, coat hangers and the waste sack are cloth, webbing or cable and this library has no skinning, a lighting beam is not geometry so a spot is aimed once, and the folding wheelchair frame and the retracting belt cassette are linkages no single rigid node can carry. All original CC0 geometry, no brands and no logos.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.