A collection of five classical and modern outdoor street light posts SketchUp 3D model, from classic double-headed fixtures to modern single-arm models. The collection highlights diverse architectural forms used in urban lighting to suit different aesthetic and functional needs.
This detailed outdoor landscape lighting 3D model collection features five distinct classical, modern, and transitional street light posts and urban park lamp fixtures. Ranging from ornate European wrought-iron double lanterns and multi-globe cluster posts to sleek modern gooseneck streetlights, this asset set is tailored for municipal urban planning, public park pathways, commercial plaza staging, streetscape masterplans, and exterior ArchViz projects.
Included Components & Specifications
- Double-Arm Gooseneck Lamp Post: Symmetrical twin-head dark charcoal metallic post featuring arched upper structural supports and downward-facing dome shade luminaires
- Staggered Four-Globe Modern Pole: Contemporary silver/grey metallic lamp post fitted with four offset vertical arms holding white spherical globe diffusers
- Classical Victorian Double-Lantern Post: Ornate wrought-iron street lamp featuring decorative scrollwork brackets, fluted pedestal base, and twin white teardrop glass lanterns
- Four-Head Cluster Globe Lamp Post: Multi-light urban street lamp with four elevated white spherical globe diffusers mounted on a heavy-duty cast-iron pole base
- Single Gooseneck Streetlight: Minimalist single-arm arched light post fitted with a downward cone shade fixture suitable for pedestrian walkways and street perimeters
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
The model set contains 45,049 polygons, offering detailed cast-iron scrollwork, smooth metallic curves, and clean glass shade geometry while maintaining fast viewport performance for scattering across large urban masterplans and site-scale scenes. Saved in SketchUp 8 (SU8) format, it delivers complete backward compatibility across legacy and contemporary SketchUp architectural production pipelines.
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