About this asset

This modern three-storey townhouse SketchUp scene features a slender vertical facade with integrated balconies and gated access. The townhouse exhibits a contemporary aesthetic defined by a stark white frame that contrasts with raw concrete and warm timber accents. Each of the upper levels includes a recessed balcony protected by minimalist glass railings and dark horizontal louvres. The ground floor is secured by a functional gate system that combines vertical metal slats with wood cladding, reflecting the material palette used on the upper balconies. Lush tropical vegetation frames the perimeter, softening the sharp geometry of the building and enhancing the overall street-level appeal of this narrow-lot urban residence.

The download is a 281 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.

Utilising this SketchUp scene requires careful management of the existing layer structure to ensure performance remains optimal during render setup. Users should verify that the embedded textures and UV mappings are correctly assigned to the geometry before applying custom materials or adjusting the lighting environment. The model is structured to allow for easy manipulation of the exterior cladding, enabling quick iterations on material finishes or the addition of custom landscaping elements to suit specific site conditions or client requirements.

Ideal for architectural visualisers and residential developers, this model serves as a foundation for high-quality exterior renderings and site-specific proposals. It integrates well into projects focusing on urban infill or narrow-lot housing typologies. Professionals can use this scene to quickly demonstrate facade design concepts, balcony detailing, or street-level landscaping strategies. By pairing this with custom lighting setups and high-resolution vegetation assets, designers can produce compelling marketing imagery for residential developments, townhouse complexes, or boutique urban housing projects during the early design development stages.