Dressed terrace row (painted stucco)

Here a full painted stucco row comes from 160 placed parts and 23 unique component models. The count includes eight Victorian front doors, 26 sash windows, 18 party walls, 18 cast-iron downpipes, ten upper-floor front walls and four each of roofs, chimney stacks and stone cornices. Nineteen long garden walls line the front, along with hoop-top gates and railings.

Bay houses are included too: two canted bay windows, plus left and right hand ground-floor walls with bay openings and two flat-fronted walls. A lean-to rear extension appears once, with four rear yards behind.

It is the painted stucco counterpart to the dressed yellow stock row, in the London terraced houses pack of ten assembled terraces. Load the file whole to get the full row, or read the placement list to see how the repeated houses are spaced and change the counts for a shorter or longer row.

An assembly from the London terraced houses pack: 160 placed parts positioned by an assembly file, using 23 unique component models. Load the whole thing with the pack's three.js loader, or read the file to build your own variations.

The picture is a studio render. View in 3D loads the GLB files themselves in three.js; switch between high, medium and low to compare.

Included in London terraced houses (£24), which contains 42 component models and 10 assemblies.

See the pack

Placed parts	160
Unique component models	23
Format	Assembly file (JSON) + GLB parts

Load it in three.js

import { loadAssembly } from './assemblies.js'; // included in the pack

const group = await loadAssembly('assemblies/london-residential-dressed-row-stucco.json');
scene.add(group);