Context Buildings Pack vol.3

Build context at the city scale

Context Buildings Pack vol. 3 focuses on large-scale buildings, designed to help you establish city-scale context, skyline composition, and dense urban environments.

This volume is ideal for high-rise areas, downtown cores, and large urban developments. The buildings help frame projects within a broader city fabric, giving your proposals a clear sense of scale, density, and urban presence.

Rhino-first, designed for architectural workflows

All buildings in this pack were modeled natively in Rhino, starting from clean and well-structured 3D geometry. From these models, we generated consistent 2D outputs to support different types of drawings and representations.

Depending on your workflow, you can choose between a 2D-focused version or a complete version that includes the 3D models.

What’s included

A curated selection of urban isometric buildings and entourage elements:

• 8 x Unique Large-scale Buildings
• 2 x Unique Entourage Elements

The assets vary in scale while maintaining a consistent level of detail, making them suitable for diagrams, conceptual illustrations, and architectural drawings.

Available in two versions

- Standard Version (2D)

Perfect for diagrams built directly in Illustrator, where you need ready-to-use assets to populate drawings and establish context quickly. Includes:

• Adobe Illustrator files (.AI)
• PDF and PNG files

The files are optimized for clarity and speed, making them ideal for isometric diagrams and 2D architectural drawings.

- Complete Version (2D + 3D)

For those who want full control and flexibility. Includes:

• Everything from the Standard Version
• Rhino 3D files (.3DM) with clean, organized geometry

This version allows you to adjust massing, proportions, and views directly in Rhino, and integrate the buildings into renders, studies, and more detailed workflows.

Designed as part of a complete system

Context Buildings Pack vol. 3 is the final part of a three-volume series. Each volume focuses on a different building scale, and together they form a complete and consistent set of urban context models.

Use this volume on its own, or combine it with the other packs to cover a full range of urban situations, from human scale to city scale.