
This 3ds Max scene features a three-storey neoclassical townhouse with a white plaster facade, black metal detailing, and balconies. Designed for a narrow urban footprint, this three-storey townhouse blends neoclassical elements with contemporary clean lines. The exterior is finished in crisp white plaster, contrasted by dark metal window frames, balcony railings, and a prominent upper-level pergola structure. The ground floor features a gated entrance, while the second level offers a terrace with a classic balustrade. Large glazing sections on the top floor provide depth, complemented by integrated wall sconces that accentuate the verticality of the design. Lush perimeter landscaping and street-level vegetation complete the composition, providing a balanced, high-end residential aesthetic.
The download is a 856 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.
As a complete 3ds Max scene, this file is structured for immediate architectural visualization. Users can manage the scene hierarchy through the layer manager to toggle individual elements like vegetation or lighting fixtures. The materials are pre-configured for high-quality rendering, allowing for quick adjustments to reflection or bump maps. Because the environment and lighting are already balanced, professionals can focus on camera positioning and fine-tuning the render settings to match specific project requirements or time-of-day scenarios without starting from scratch.
Plaster Neoclassical White Three-Storey Townhouse Exterior Scene
Free
This asset is suitable for high-end residential project presentations, specifically for narrow-lot urban developments or townhouse design proposals. It serves as an effective base for architects and visualisers needing to demonstrate facade treatments, material palettes, or site integration during the concept and design development stages. Professionals might search for this when creating realistic exterior renderings for property marketing, planning applications, or client portfolios, pairing it with additional street furniture or vehicles to enhance the urban context of the scene.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.