
This contemporary narrow-lot townhouse SketchUp scene features a detailed four-storey facade with integrated planters and vertical louvres. Designed for a narrow urban site, this four-storey residential townhouse exhibits a modern aesthetic defined by clean, geometric volumes. The facade combines white rendered surfaces with dark grey accents and a textured stone-clad ground level. Key architectural elements include a recessed balcony on the top floor, full-height glazing, and vertical metal louvres that provide privacy while maintaining light penetration. Intricate breeze-block detailing adds texture to the side elevation, while integrated planters on the upper levels introduce vegetation. The ground floor features a prominent entrance with glass double doors, framed by heavy stone panels.
The download is a 113 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.
Professionals can utilise this SketchUp scene as a foundational block for architectural studies or high-end exterior visualisations. The model is structured with distinct layers for geometry, greenery, and street-level context, allowing for easy isolation of the building facade. Users should verify the scale against site-specific survey data and adjust lighting settings to match local solar conditions. Materials are mapped for standard rendering workflows; however, fine-tuning texture tiling and reflection maps may be required to achieve specific photorealistic results within external render engines.
Contemporary Narrow Lot Residential Townhouse Scene
Free
This asset is suited for residential property development, urban infill projects, and architectural master-planning portfolios. It serves as an effective placeholder or reference for tight-lot housing designs, particularly in high-density urban or suburban contexts. Designers might search for terms such as 'narrow lot house', 'modern townhouse facade', or 'urban residential architecture' when seeking to populate streetscapes or demonstrate density solutions. It pairs well with generic urban context models, street furniture, and additional landscaping assets to build out a comprehensive site plan.
Free to download and use commercially. No redistribution, no resale.
Covers 1 seat.