Stacked-bay terrace

The stacked-bay terrace is one of the ten assembled terraces in the London terraced houses pack, with 85 placed parts from 23 unique component models. Its defining feature is the stacked bay window, built in three storeys: two base storey pieces, one middle storey piece and two top storey pieces, set into left-hand and right-hand bay opening walls on the ground and upper floors. Four Victorian front doors and 11 sash windows fill the rest of the front.

Behind and around that are 10 party walls, 7 terrace floor plates, 10 cast-iron downpipes, 2 roofs, 2 chimney stacks and 2 stone cornices. Front garden pieces include 6 long spear-top railings and 8 long garden walls. Load the file whole, or read it to see how the bays are stacked and rearrange them.

An assembly from the London terraced houses pack: 85 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	85
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-stacked-bays.json');
scene.add(group);