London housing 3D models for three.js
Modular London houses built for the web. Every piece is a GLB with three levels of detail, real-world metre scale and named sockets, so a terrace snaps together in code rather than in a modelling tool.
The shelf covers the Victorian terrace (front walls, bays, sash windows, doors, basements, railings, chimneys, roofs and rear extensions) and contemporary East London housing from the Hackney Wick kits.
- 82 assets in 3 packs
- GLB, 3 LODs each
- Metre scale, named sockets
Packs
London terraced houses
A modular Victorian London terrace: front walls, bays and bay stacks, sash windows, doors, basements and lightwells, railings and gates, entrance stairs, chimneys, cornices, roofs and rear extensions, with five assembled terraces.
Victorian terrace details
Terrace bays with measured widths: canted bay windows, door and wall bays, a 3 m carriage arch with timber gates, a 1 m covered passage with an iron gate, chimney stacks and pitched slate roofs.
East London housing
Contemporary East London housing from the Hackney Wick kits: balconies, loggias, projecting brick bays, glazed bays, louvre screens and corner retail units, with four assembled blocks.
Assembled examples
Every pack ships with the assemblies shown here: the pieces placed together, as a file you can load and pull apart.
London housing: questions
What format are the London housing models?
glTF 2.0 binary (.glb), which three.js loads directly with GLTFLoader. Each model ships in high, medium and low detail variants.
Are the models to scale?
Yes. One unit is one metre, and each product page lists the measured width, height and depth.
Can I build a whole street from the pieces?
Yes. The modules share sockets and a common frame, and each pack includes the assembled houses in the previews as assembly files, so you can see exactly how the pieces fit.
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