About this asset

This 3ds Max set features eight detailed traditional Asian roof structures, showcasing various sweeping eaves and tiled roof patterns. This collection comprises eight distinct traditional Asian-style roof assemblies, each highlighting characteristic upturned eaves and intricate structural detailing. The models feature deep-toned timber framing, including complex bracket systems, paired with dark grey tiled roofing surfaces. Variations include both hipped and gabled configurations, some adorned with traditional ridge ornaments and decorative friezes. Proportions reflect historical architectural styles, with clear emphasis on the heavy, overhanging eaves that define this aesthetic. The set is provided as a cohesive library, offering a range of scales and silhouettes suitable for diverse pavilion or heritage-inspired building designs.

The download is a 17.1 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 8 separate objects, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.

In 3ds Max, these assets are organised as individual objects, allowing for efficient placement onto existing building shells. Users should ensure correct scaling to match the intended structural span. The timber and tile components are typically separated into distinct layers or sub-objects, facilitating easy material overrides or texture mapping adjustments.

These roof modules are ideal for conceptualising historical site plans, garden pavilions, or cultural heritage projects. They integrate well into landscape architecture visualisations, providing authentic detail for teahouse designs, temple complexes, or traditional courtyard homes. Professionals can utilise these assets to establish the characteristic roofline silhouette in master planning or exterior rendering. They pair effectively with timber cladding, stone paving, and lush, manicured garden environments, helping to ground the scene in an authentic, historically-informed aesthetic.