Raised-basement terrace

A raised-basement terrace from the London terraced houses pack, built from 60 placed parts using 23 unique component models. What sets it apart from the pack's other nine assemblies is the lower level: basement front walls in left and right hand versions, two basement side walls, two basement sash windows and a basement lightwell.

Two front entrance steps rise to the doors, each with left and right entrance stair railings. The upper floors use ten Victorian sash windows, four two-window upper walls, six party walls and five floor plates, finished with a stone cornice, roof and chimney stack. Six downpipes, garden wall sections and spear-top railings complete the frontage.

Load it as it is, or read the placements to see how the steps and lightwell attach to the basement walls before reusing them.

An assembly from the London terraced houses pack: 60 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.

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

See the pack

Placed parts	60
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-raised-basement.json');
scene.add(group);