About this asset

This modern three-storey residential house scene for 3ds Max features a clean geometric facade with integrated wood cladding and lush vegetation. This three-storey urban residence showcases a contemporary architectural language defined by crisp white render and warm timber accents. The design incorporates deep recessed balconies, large floor-to-ceiling glazing, and a prominent rooftop pergola structure. A distinctive feature is the ground-level entrance portal, finished in wood, which integrates lighting and security gating. The composition is softened by cascading greenery draped from the upper levels and a curated selection of potted plants at the base. The overall massing balances solid white planes with transparent and textured elements, creating a visually layered street-facing elevation.

The download is a 52.2 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) scene. Open it in 3ds Max; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

Designed for 3ds Max, this scene provides a fully assembled architectural environment ready for immediate visualization. Professionals can adjust the camera angles to explore the facade details or modify the lighting setup to test different times of day. The model structure allows for easy manipulation of materials and textures, enabling designers to swap out cladding or glazing properties. Users should ensure their render engine settings are configured to manage the scale and complexity of the external environment and lighting.

This asset is suited for residential property developers, architectural practices, and 3D visualization studios working on urban housing projects. It serves as a base for high-end residential conceptual design, sales marketing imagery, or urban planning presentations. The model pairs well with site-specific context assets like street furniture, vehicles, and varied landscaping. Professionals searching for a realistic, ready-to-render contemporary house facade will find this scene valuable for project pitches, design iterations, and client-facing presentations in the early to mid-stages of development.