Bristol City of UK Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Three-dimensional depiction of Bristol City in the United Kingdom, utilizing map data from 2019. Real-world information is integrated to accurately portray roads, railway systems, land, water, and structures. Building locations are meticulously placed and precisely rendered, while also including randomly added buildings in areas where comprehensive data is lacking. Hierarchical organization ensures clear grouping according to the type of real-world object. Properly named objects and materials add a layer of realism. UV maps are carefully unwrapped for most items, with some using cubic mapping techniques. Extracted from actual world data, building types range from apartments and offices to industrial structures and commercial complexes. Where data is partially available or missing, random additions enhance the scene's overall realism. The included groups and objects are: * Aerialways * AEROWAY, comprising terminal buildings, taxiways, and aprons * Barrier and boundary systems for enhanced terrain accuracy * Various building types: apartments, farmhouses, hotels, houses of diverse shapes, houseboats, bungalows, static caravans, commercial offices, industrial complexes, retail establishments, and more * Road networks: * Motorways (trunk roads with heavy usage) * Primary, secondary, tertiary, unclassified, residential streets, motorway junctions, and living quarters * Guideway for buses and construction sites, escape routes, and proposed development areas * Historic structures and buildings * Manmade objects such as bridges and their corresponding bridgehead types * Natural environments including woods (single tree, single wood, row trees), scrubs, heath moor, grassland types like common and salt marush and bristle feathergrass. * Place labels for easy identification of specific locations within the scene. * Railway systems comprising: * Funiculars * Light rails and monorails with varied types such as narrow gauge preserved or abandoned routes. * Abandoned construction sites, disused lines, subway systems, tram tracks * Tourism attractions. * Water features such as rivers, canals, drainpipes, streams and artificial bodies of water.