Beijing Forbidden City Hall of Supreme Harmony and Preserving... Free 3D model

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The original model was created with Sketchup 13, before being converted into multiple 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene utilizes version 2016 of the software. Rendering occurs with Vray 3.00. Native formats such as 3ds max, .skp and other file formats, enable conversions to be made easily and efficiently. When entering the Forbidden City in Beijing from the Meridian Gate, a large square comes into view, crossed by five bridges over the meandering Inner Golden Water River. At the back of this square stands the impressive Gate of Supreme Harmony. The Hall of Supreme Harmony Square serves as its backdrop. On top of three white marble tiers rises an enormous three-tiered structure. Situated to the south of the complex are three important buildings, beginning with the imposing Hall of Supreme Harmony. Above the ground level, which surrounds it at approximately 30 meters or 98 feet, stands the massive wooden palace. This impressive construction serves as the imperial center for ceremonies and represents one of the most enduring wood structures still standing today in China.