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A complete controlled environment farm in one realistic family, built so a developer can assemble a working vertical farm rather than dress one. The growing side is modular on a 2 m grid: three tier rack bays with magenta LED bars and a tray that runs out, end frames, nutrient film channel benches, a deep water culture tray, an aeroponic mist chamber, propagation plugs, a germination chamber and strawberry towers, with the crop modelled at three stages from sown rockwool to a closed canopy in three species shapes. Harvest, wash and pack are a bench line with a roller stub, a spin dryer, crates, totes, trolleys and a stretch wrapper. The wet and dry plant is here too: dosing skid, reservoir, pumps and filters, membrane rack, ultraviolet steriliser, ported pipework and duct runs, dehumidifier, air handling unit and a gas cylinder rack. A rack shuttle runs its own rail, a mast of handling kit rounds it off, and the room itself is floor tiles, hygienic wall panels, corner posts, ceiling cassettes, an airlock, a cold store door, drains, a walkway and a stair. Animation is rigid node transforms only: trays slide, doors and lids swing, rotors, fans, rollers, handwheels and road wheels turn, and the shuttle runs its rail. Water, nutrient solution, mist, hoses, cabling and screen content are modelled solid and stay still, because fluid, flexible material and displays each need a shader or a joint per element and none is reachable with one rigid node transform. The scissor lift ships stowed and raised as two models for the same reason: a crossed linkage needs a joint per arm. The LED bars are emissive looking geometry and the pack embeds no lights. Plants are static geometry, so there is no growth animation and no skinning, and there are no people anywhere in the pack. No grower, seed house, equipment maker, lighting brand or retailer is named or depicted, and every screen, fascia, crate face and label is blank.
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Use the “Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/vertical-farm-and-hydroponics-tower Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/38401/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/vertical-farm-and-hydroponics-tower Description: A near future vertical farm: ported three tier grow racks under LED bars, nutrient film, deep water and aeroponic systems, crops at three stages, harvest, wash and packing benches, the nutrient and air plant, a rack shuttle, and the hygienic room to put it in. - 64 GLB models, 8.5 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower
A near future vertical farm: ported three tier grow racks under LED bars, nutrient film, deep water and aeroponic systems, crops at three stages, harvest, wash and packing benches, the nutrient and air plant, a rack shuttle, and the hygienic room to put it in.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Three tier grow rack bay, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Empty three tier growing rack 2 m wide and 1 m deep, 2.55 m tall: a stainless frame with cross braced back, perforated tier decks, a pair of magenta LED grow bars over each tier, and a middle tray on runners that pulls out.
Three tier grow rack bay, planted with lettuce (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same 2 m growing bay with all three tiers planted: twelve heads of loose leaf lettuce a tier, spaced on the real 300 mm pitch so the tray reads as separate plants from above. The middle tray still pulls out with its crop.
Three tier grow rack bay, planted with pak choi (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The 2 m growing bay planted with upright pak choi, whose pale stems and steep leaves give a row of racks a second crop shape without a second model family. Three planted tiers, middle tray on runners.
Three tier grow rack bay, propagation plugs (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The 2 m growing bay set up for propagation: twenty four rockwool plugs a tier under the LED bars, each with a seedling just through, which is what the first week of a crop cycle looks like.
Grow rack end frame (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The closing end frame for a rack row: two uprights, three tier rails, a diagonal brace and a blank row plate, 1 m deep and 2.55 m tall, ported on one face so it caps a run of bays.
Nutrient film channel run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m nutrient film bench: four white NFT channels falling gently to a return manifold on a stainless stand at 0.85 m, planted with lettuce on a 250 mm pitch, with the feed pipe and drain elbow modelled at both ends.
Deep water culture tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A deep water culture tank on a stainless stand: a 1.8 m by 0.9 m pond 300 mm deep with the solution surface modelled, a white floating raft drilled on a 300 mm grid, twelve heads of lettuce in it and an air line down one side.
Aeroponic mist chamber (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A sealed aeroponic root chamber 1.6 m by 1 m on a stand, with a hinged access door, two misting lines on their manifold inside, a bare root curtain hanging from the lid grid and a collection sump with a return fitting.
Rockwool plug tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 600 mm by 400 mm propagation tray of forty rockwool plugs, freshly sown: the plugs sit proud of a black carry tray with its stacking rim, and nothing is up yet.
Seedling propagation tray with dome (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same 600 mm plug tray a week on, with seedlings through the rockwool and a clear vented propagation dome over them. The dome lifts off on its back edge.
Germination chamber (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.2 m insulated germination cabinet on castors: twin doors with gasket seals, five shelf levels of sown plug trays inside, a blank set point display on the fascia and the refrigeration cowl on top.
Grow tray, freshly sown (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.2 m by 0.8 m stainless growing tray at the start of a cycle: forty rockwool plugs sown out on their grid and nothing above the surface yet. The first of three crop states of the same tray.
Grow tray, half grown (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same growing tray a fortnight in: twelve lettuce at about half size, the leaves still clear of each other so the grid of plants is readable. The second of three crop states.
Grow tray, ready to harvest (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The growing tray at harvest: twelve full heads of loose leaf lettuce closed into a canopy that fills the tray. The third of three crop states, and the one a harvest bench is dressed with.
Leafy crop cluster, loose leaf lettuce (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Four heads of loose leaf lettuce in a 440 mm carry tray, cut and ready: broad shallow rosettes on a wide spread, the commonest shape in a leafy greens farm.
Leafy crop cluster, pak choi (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Four heads of pak choi in the same carry tray: steep pale stems with the leaf held high and tight, which reads as a different crop beside the lettuce without a second material.
Leafy crop cluster, kale (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Four heads of kale in the same carry tray: long narrow deep green blades on a tall open plant, the darkest of the three crop shapes in the pack.
Herb tray (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 900 mm by 500 mm herb tray of twenty four potted herbs on their pitch, each a tight deep green plant in its own pot, as a farm grows the high value line beside the leaf crop.
Strawberry growing tower (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m vertical strawberry tower: stacked white planting pots on a central column with the plants set out round each stage, fruit hanging over the pot lips, a drip line down the column and a catch tray at the foot.
Harvest crate (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A single vented harvest crate 600 by 400 by 290 mm with moulded hand holds and a stacking rim, filled with cut lettuce. The crate face is blank: no grower, packer or retailer mark anywhere.
Harvest crate, empty (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same vented harvest crate washed and empty, ready to go back to the line. Blank faces, stacking rim, moulded hand holds.
Harvest crate stack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Seven harvest crates staged between cuts: five on a low dolly, cropped at the bottom and empty above, with a pair more stood on the floor alongside.
Nutrient tote stack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
Two blue 1,000 litre intermediate bulk containers in their galvanised cages on pallets, stacked one on the other, with the outlet valve and a blank label panel on the near face.
Transplanting bench (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m stainless transplanting bench: a plug tray and a part planted grow tray on the top, a rack of spare trays under it, a waste chute at one end and a set of dibbers and a spacing board on the upstand.
Harvest bench with conveyor stub (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m harvest bench with a short gravity roller stub running off one end at deck height: a cut tray on the top, a crate catching under the rollers, and the rollers themselves turn.
Wash and spin station (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m wash line: a deep stainless wash sink with the water modelled, a swan neck tap, and a spin dryer alongside whose lid lifts and whose perforated basket spins, with a drained crate on the drainer.
Packing bench (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m packing bench: a checkweigher with a blank readout, a bagging chute, a roll of film on its spindle, two crates of cut leaf below and a stack of flat packed boxes at the end.
Pallet and stretch wrapper (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A stretch wrapping station: a plastic pallet of crates standing on a turntable that spins, with the film carriage on its mast alongside and a part wrapped film skirt round the bottom courses.
Nutrient dosing skid (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A skid mounted dosing set: three stock tanks of concentrate and acid on a bunded base frame, four peristaltic dosing pumps whose rotors turn, a mixing manifold with a handwheel valve and a blank control fascia.
Nutrient reservoir tank (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m by 1.4 m nutrient reservoir: a white tank 1.2 m deep on a bunded plinth with the solution level modelled, an inspection lid that lifts, a sight glass up one end and the suction and return flanges on the near face.
Pump and filter set (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A skid of two centrifugal circulation pumps on their plinth with a duty and standby arrangement, two sand filters on legs beside them, isolation handwheels either side and a pressure gauge board. The pump rotors and the handwheels turn.
UV steriliser (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
An inline ultraviolet steriliser: a stainless chamber on a wall frame with the lamp end caps, the flow in and out flanges, a blank hour counter box and the ballast enclosure under it.
Reverse osmosis rack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A framed reverse osmosis set: six membrane vessels in two banks on a galvanised frame, the high pressure pump at the foot with a turning rotor, a pre filter pair, a handwheel on the concentrate line and a blank instrument panel.
Service pipework run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m ported service run: flow and return nutrient mains on wall brackets at 2.2 m, two drop legs to floor plates with a handwheel valve on each and a blank labelled band at every pipe end. The handwheels turn.
Grow room dehumidifier (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A floor standing grow room dehumidifier on castors: a louvred discharge with a fan behind it that spins, a condensate drawer that pulls out at the foot, a blank humidity readout and the drain hose spigot at the back.
Air handling unit (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2.4 m packaged air handling unit on a plinth: filter, coil and fan sections, a hinged access door with a sight port, the supply fan behind the guard turning, and spigots on both ends for the duct run.
Supply duct run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m ported supply duct on wall brackets at 2.6 m: a rectangular galvanised section with its flanged joints, a takeoff spigot and a four way diffuser hanging under it.
Carbon dioxide cylinder rack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A six cylinder carbon dioxide rack against the wall: cylinders in two rows behind a restraint bar, a two stage regulator manifold with its blank gauges, a handwheel isolation valve and a warning plate left blank.
Control cabinet (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.2 m plant control cabinet on a plinth: two hinged doors, a blank touch screen and a row of unlabelled indicator lamps on the right door, gland plate at the foot and a beacon on top. The doors open on their hinges.
Environment sensor pole (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2.4 m sensor pole on a weighted foot: a radiation shielded temperature and humidity head, a carbon dioxide head, a light sensor on its arm and a junction box with the cable entries, all blank.
Monitoring tablet on a stand (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A floor stand with a tablet at chest height on a tilting bracket, its screen blank and dark, a cable clip down the column and a weighted disc foot, as a grower keeps beside the packing line.
Shuttle rail run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m section of the aisle rail the rack shuttle runs on: two capped rails on sleepers set in the slab, a yellow keep clear stripe either side and a ported end so the run repeats down an aisle.
Rack shuttle robot on rail (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
An automated tray shuttle on its own 2 m rail section: a low carriage with guide rollers, a telescopic transfer deck carrying a grow tray and a blank status panel. The carriage runs the rail and the transfer flap at the rail end lifts.
Scissor lift work platform, stowed (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A compact electric scissor lift stowed: a yellow chassis on four solid tyres, a two stage scissor stack, a guarded work deck with a swinging entry gate and a blank control box on the rail.
Scissor lift work platform, raised (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same scissor lift at full height with the stack extended and the deck at 2.6 m, for servicing the top tier of a rack or the duct run. Wheels turn and the deck gate swings; the linkage is baked in the raised pose.
Hand pallet truck (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A hand pallet truck: steel forks that rise on the pump, a tiller arm that rocks back with its grip and trigger, steer wheels at the head and tandem load rollers at the fork tips.
Tray trolley (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A six shelf tray trolley on braked castors: grow trays at half and full crop on the shelves, a push handle at each end and a bumper rail round the base. Every shelf tray runs out on its channels.
Hand tool rack (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A wall mounted stainless tool rack: harvest knives in their sheaths, two pairs of snips, a scrub brush, a spacing dibber board and a shadow board behind, with a sanitising dip pot on the shelf.
Hygiene station with boot wash (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The entry hygiene station: a stainless hand wash trough with sensor taps and two blank dispensers, a grab rail, and a boot wash pit alongside with two upright brushes that turn and a drained grating.
Gowning bench (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 1.6 m gowning bench for the changing lobby: a slatted seat with a shoe rack under it, a coat rail of clean coveralls behind, a hairnet and glove dispenser pair and a waste bin at the end.
Locker run (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A four door staff locker run 1.6 m wide on a plinth: perforated vent panels, a sloped top so nothing is stored on it, blank card readers and four doors that open on their own hinges.
Airlock door pair (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m wall module holding the airlock: twin swing leaves in a stainless frame with round vision panels, kick plates, a blank interlock box beside them and a warning lamp over the head. Both leaves swing.
Cold store door (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m wall module with the cold store door in it: a thick insulated leaf on strap hinges with a safety release handle, a blank temperature display over the head, a strip curtain header and a kick plate.
Floor drain run, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m stainless channel drain for the wash area: a slot channel in a shallow surround with a lift out slotted grating, an end sump with its basket and a ported end so the run repeats.
Grow room floor tile, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m resin floor tile for a controlled environment room: a 120 mm slab section with a coved edge detail and a lightly dished surface, ported on all four edges so a floor of any size tiles from it.
Grow room floor tile, walkway marked (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The same 2 m floor tile with a yellow walkway edge painted down one side, which is how the safe route past the rack aisles and the rail is set out.
Grow room wall panel, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m hygienic wall panel 3.2 m tall: an insulated white cassette with its jointing trim, a coved skirting at the foot and a capping rail at the head, ported at both ends so a wall run repeats.
Grow room corner post (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The corner post that closes two wall runs at a right angle: a 3.2 m column the depth of the panel system with coved returns both ways and a capping cap, ported on the two faces a panel meets.
Grow room ceiling cassette, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m suspended ceiling cassette for a sealed grow room: a white insulated panel with its grid tee, a flush service light and a sprinkler rose, ported on all four edges.
LED grow bar fixture (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A single 1.8 m LED grow bar: an extruded aluminium body with end caps, a magenta emitting face, the driver box on top and two hanger eyes. Emissive looking geometry only, with no light source in the file.
Mezzanine walkway, 2 m (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A 2 m section of service walkway at 2.4 m: an open mesh deck on a steel frame with legs to the floor, a toe board and a handrail both sides, ported at both ends so a run crosses the room.
Mezzanine stair flight (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A straight stair flight up to the 2.4 m walkway: twelve open mesh treads on steel stringers, a handrail both sides and a bolted foot plate, with a half landing plate at the head.
Vertical farm grow room and pack house (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
A working vertical farm in one 18 m by 20 m hall. The growing floor takes the north half: three rows of six three tier bays under their magenta LED bars, every tier planted with lettuce, pak choi or propagation plugs, and the shuttle robot on its rail down the aisle between...
Vertical farm pack house and plant room (Vertical Farm and Hydroponics Tower)
The other half of the same building, also open topped: the bench line down the north wall from transplanting through harvest and the wash and spin station to packing, with the channel drains behind it, crates staged on the floor, the stretch wrapper part way through a pallet...









