About this asset

This traditional detached house scene for 3ds Max features a pitched tiled roof and a integrated garage in a suburban setting. The residence presents a classic suburban aesthetic, defined by a multi-faceted pitched roof finished in dark grey tiles. The exterior walls are rendered in a light, neutral tone, complemented by white architectural detailing around the window frames and dormers. A deep, integrated garage occupies the right wing, featuring a dark metal sectional door. The front elevation is secured by a black metal fence, creating a clear boundary between the private driveway and the street. Landscaping includes mature trees and a manicured grass verge, providing a balanced, realistic composition for architectural presentation.

The download is a 735 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 complete environment for architectural visualisation. The file includes pre-configured geometry, textures, and lighting setups, allowing for immediate rendering or further customisation of materials and environmental elements. Users can easily adjust the time of day or atmospheric conditions by modifying the existing light sources or swapping the sky map. The organised layer structure ensures efficient management of complex geometry, facilitating smooth navigation and asset editing within the viewport for high-quality output.

This asset is ideal for architectural practices, property developers, and visualisation studios requiring a high-fidelity base for residential project presentations. It serves as a reliable starting point for suburban housing studies, planning applications, or marketing brochures where a traditional, established look is required. Professionals can use this scene to demonstrate site integration, facade materials, or daylighting studies. It pairs effectively with other urban environment assets, such as street furniture or additional foliage, to build out larger master-planning or streetscape visualisations.