
This contemporary mixed-use building exterior SketchUp scene features a three-storey facade with integrated retail space and balconies. This three-storey architectural scene presents a modern mixed-use building, likely a shophouse typology, combining a ground-floor commercial storefront with upper-level residential space. The facade is defined by a clean, geometric frame with a grey and white primary colour palette, accented by warm wood-look cladding on the upper balcony soffits and central vertical column. The ground level includes a recessed glass entrance shielded by a roller shutter. Two upper floors feature full-height glazing and minimalist glass railings, while a dedicated signage area sits prominently above the ground floor. The scene includes context elements like street-level vegetation and paving.
The download is a 44.6 MB compressed archive containing the native SketchUp (.skp) model. It opens directly in SketchUp; for 3ds Max, Blender or Cinema 4D, import it through a SketchUp importer or convert it first.
Designed for SketchUp, this scene is structured for immediate architectural visualisation. Users can manage the building components through the layers panel, allowing for easy toggling of exterior details or vegetation. The textures are mapped for efficient rendering, and the model is scaled for standard urban street-level viewing. Professionals should check the geometry hierarchy upon import to adjust material assignments or light settings if using external render plugins. It provides a solid base for testing facade lighting schemes or urban integration studies.
Contemporary Mixed-Use Spa Building Facade Scene
Free
Ideal for urban planning, commercial development proposals, or mixed-use residential projects, this scene serves as a high-quality base for architectural presentations. It fits seamlessly into streetscape renders, neighbourhood studies, or retail design pitches where a contemporary aesthetic is required. Architects and visualisers can use this to quickly demonstrate facade treatments, signage placement, or street-level interaction in dense urban contexts. It pairs well with generic urban environment assets, such as street furniture, additional vehicles, or varied landscaping, to populate larger project visualisations.
Free to download and use commercially. No redistribution, no resale.
Covers 1 seat.