Building Information
Towering over downtown of the Canadian city of Vancouver, this 15 storey Edwardian skyscraper was built in 1914 and was originally named the Weart Building in honour of his promoter. Designed by the Tacoma firm Russell and Babcock in a neo-gothic style, it was at the time of its inauguration the tallest single-slab office block in the city. It features a steel frame and concrete construction, and is finished with unreinforced masonry, and cladding comprised of granite, buff brick, and faience or glazed terra cotta.
Features
4K PBR Textures: High-quality textures with metal-roughness workflow for realistic material properties.
Bespoke Textures: Realistic textures created in Adobe Substance Designer and Painter.
Optimised Models: Optimised models for performance while maintaining exceptional visual quality.
Real World Scaling: Modelled from real world dimensions with textures scaled correctly for accuracy.
Close-Up Rendering Ready: High-quality topology and textures make this model suitable for close-up shots and detailed visualisations.
Versatile Applications: Perfect for animation, games, high-quality visualisations, and post-production workflows.
Multiple File Formats: Compatible with popular 3D software, including BLEND, FBX, OBJ, ABC, USD and GLB formats, with all texture files included.
Designed for game developers, filmmakers, and 3D artists, this model combines realism and optimisation for easy integration into your projects.
One of a series of high quality models available which are perfect for 3D artists, game developers and animators and will help bring your creative vision to life.
Created by Macwelshman, this model is an essential addition to your 3D library.