House-086 3D model

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This house measures approximately 1,357 square feet over two stories. The exterior walls are clad in white brick. Black windows, concrete sills, and a red front door make up the details. A white picket fence encloses the property. A porch with a roof welcomes visitors at the entrance, while a secondary roof provides coverage over the back stairs. The house is presented as a high-detail exterior model, with no interior components modeled. The surrounding area, including the yard, sidewalk, and curb, are also fully detailed in this scene. This design will be one of several models forming an entire city block in a future series. To accurately represent real-world proportions, every detail was carefully measured and modeled to exact scale and dimensions using US imperial measurements. Here are the technical details about this model: * House Measurements: 36 feet x 25 feet with a total height of 24 feet 9 inches at its peak roof point. * The house model is made up of 10,759 polygons and has 11,115 vertices. Site measurements come in at 151 feet x 43 feet, based on the front curb to back yard boundary. In terms of floor area: First Floor: Approximately 887 square feet. Second Floor: Approximately 469 square feet. Various building materials are used, such as shingles, concrete siding, metal panels, and brick. These elements can be easily changed by simply altering their colors. * Note: This model is for exterior use only and includes all relevant components. * There are options to disable or change some features in the scene for users. Users can modify certain settings within the software if they need further adjustments. * This model was designed using 3ds Max 2015, rendered with V-Ray lighting system that does include an HDRI lighting setting (though this specific HDRI is not included). All House and site objects are grouped together as one group for easy movement in the scene. A note about materials used: Users can easily modify these components to better suit their needs. * As users know, real-world windows tend to be slightly reflective in appearance but, if desired, users could turn them non-reflective in 3D Max with V-Ray as a light rendering method.