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Free: London Street Starter
Two complete buildings and six props — a Victorian terrace house and a restaurant shopfront, ready-assembled, with a working three.js example (4.1 MB zip). Get it free.
London housing

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, rear extensions and an interior staircase, with ten assembled terraces, including colourways in soot-blackened brick, yellow stock and painted stucco.

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.
Building sites

Site cabins, services and groundworks
A site compound and its groundworks: welfare and office cabins, a security hut, generator, pump, water tank, sheet piling, excavations, rebar, road plates and walkways, with four assembled scenes.

Tower cranes and lifting
Modular tower and mobile cranes (masts, jib sections, slews, trolleys, hook blocks, ballast, outriggers) plus a material hoist, concrete skip, lifting cage, pallet fork and slings, with three assembled rigs.

Construction plant and machinery
Eight machines built from separate parts: tracked excavator, mini excavator, piling rig, site dumper, skid-steer loader, tandem roller, telehandler and wheel loader.

Buildings under construction
A residential block at every stage of the build: frame columns, slabs with stair and lift openings, formwork, starter bars, edge guards, insulation, backing walls and finishes, with two assembled multi-stage buildings.
London high streets

East London industrial and pub fronts
Editable East London frontages: industrial brick bases, shutters, corrugated uppers, pub fascias and cornices, courtyard gates and pergolas, roof tiles and signs, with five assembled exteriors.

London shopfronts
Traditional and modern London shopfronts: frames, fascias, glazing, doors, awnings, projecting signs, lettering (bakery, barber, cafe, convenience, restaurant) and street dressing, with four assembled frontages.

London pubs
Victorian London pub frontages: frames, leaded and plain glazing, doors, fascias, lettering, a hanging sign, lantern, window box and picnic table, with four assembled pubs.

London heritage shops and cafés
East End heritage shops and cafés with shallow interiors seen through the glass: pilasters, console brackets, fascias, recessed and splayed entrances, tiled dados and friezes, brass trim, counters, benches and booths, room shells, and fit-outs for a bakery, chippy, butcher, greengrocer, newsagent, barber, launderette and repair shop. Corner shops come square or at 60° and 120°, with roller shutters and a cabmen's shelter, in 19 assembled shops.
London architecture

Georgian, Regency and mansion housing
Georgian, Regency and Victorian London fronts: Georgian bays at ground, first and upper storeys with basements, areas, parapets, terrace ends and party walls; Regency stucco bays, porticos, balconies and balustrades; Victorian mansion-block bays, oriels, a turret, mansard and dormers; Art Deco flats with a corner, balconies and an entrance tower; a mews with stable doors and cobbles; and a communal-entrance set. Eight assembled streets and blocks.

1930s suburbs and interwar estates
1930s suburbs and interwar council estates: semi-detached pairs with rectangular or bow bays, timbered or tile-hung gables, hipped or gable roofs, open or enclosed porches, garages and a shared chimney; LCC-style estate blocks with access galleries, balconies, open stairs and a passage arch; maisonettes with external stairs; and garden walls, gates, fences, bin and bike stores. Three assembled layouts.

Civic buildings
Neighbourhood civic buildings: a board school with classroom bays, pointed or segmental heads, gables, a stair tower and bellcote; a library with reading-room bays, a formal portal, rooflight and an oak reading room; a fire station with appliance bays, hinged doors and a drill tower; and a shared set of portals, steps, a ramp, canopy, flagpole, clock, crest, name panels, boundary walls and gates. Four assembled buildings, including municipal offices.

Victorian markets and stations
Victorian cast iron and glass: columns, brackets, lattice girders and trusses, glazed and slate roof panels, lanterns, hipped ends, valleys and market crossings, two curved train-shed spans (18 m and 12 m), valances, cresting, lamps, gutters, gates, a market stall, platform edges, a suburban station front and a fixed-rise footbridge. Eleven assembled markets, arcades, canopies, sheds and a station.
Parks, play and sport

Playgrounds
Playground equipment and surfaces: towers, platforms, slides (straight, spiral, enclosed, embankment), swings and seats, climbing nets, walls and domes, roundabouts, seesaw, spring rider, zipwire, rope tunnels, sand and water play, a play boat, train and castle, sensory and musical panels, rubber and bark surfacing, fencing and gates. Twelve assembled playgrounds, including a finished community playground.

Community sports and courts
Community sport: tennis, padel, pickleball, netball, basketball and multi-use courts with markings, nets, cages and windscreens; football, rugby, hockey and cricket pitches and posts; an athletics track with jumps and throws; skate, BMX and parkour; outdoor gym; bowls, croquet, crazy golf; a pool and waterfront; and stands, a pavilion, changing rooms, toilets and floodlights. Twenty-one assembled facilities, including a finished floodlit padel court.

Parks
Parks and gardens: paths in asphalt, gravel and paving with junctions and slopes, lawns, ponds, streams and boardwalks, railings, fences and gates, benches, bins, lighting, a bandstand, fountain, gazebo, pergola, sundial and statues; allotment soil, crop rows, raised beds, sheds, a greenhouse, polytunnel and water butts; and park buildings with a café, kiosk, toilets and changing rooms. Thirteen assembled parks, gardens and buildings.