Need a skyline, not a single tower? Skyscraper Forge grows a whole city of high-rises, one click at a time. Each building gets its own massing, floor plate, facade, and crown. Demo video.

A city full of near-identical boxes breaks immersion fast. This add-on rolls dozens of independent design choices for every tower, so one might be a stepped Art Deco spire and the next a twisting glass blade. Same toolset, very different buildings.

Picture your workflow

You're blocking out a downtown. Place the 3D cursor, click Random Tower, and a complete skyscraper stands there with its podium, lobby entrance, and crown. Move the cursor, click again, and the next one rises beside it. Found a favorite? Keep its seed and rebuild it whenever you need.

Made for

• Game developers who need credible city skylines and downtown districts
• Environment and background artists who want fast, texture-ready towers
• Concept and previs artists who need quick massing studies of tall buildings

Nine styles, endless combinations

Art Deco, International / Modernist, Neo-Futurist, Brutalist, Residential High-Rise, Contemporary Corporate, Neo-Gothic Revival, Postmodern, and Supertall Landmark. Styles only tilt the odds. They never lock in a design.

Towers range from 12 to 100 floors, or you can let the seed pick. The generator also checks recent results and steers away from repeats.

Technical facts

• Real-world meters, origin at ground level in the middle of the plot
• Glazing is recessed into one connected facade skin instead of thousands of loose window boxes
• 24,000-triangle default target, adjustable from 8,000 to 80,000, with optional details trimmed first if needed
• No UVs and no image textures. Flat, color-coded materials show exactly what to texture
• Organized parent Empty with child objects, plus optional Join that keeps material slots
• One-click FBX and GLB export
• Fully offline, no third-party libraries
• Undo support, and a failed build never overwrites your current tower

Heads up: some towers may need a quick fix

Procedural generation means chance is involved. Most towers look clean, but now and then one may show a small flaw, like an overlapping piece or a detail that's slightly off. A little hands-on cleanup from you may be needed.

Randomness can also produce two towers that look alike or similar. In general, results are varied.

If you don't like a result, click Random Tower again, change the seed, or fix the small issue manually and keep the rest.

Good to know

• No interiors. This is an exterior asset, not a building you can walk into. 
• Glass is an opaque colored material, since there are no rooms behind it
• Parts like podiums, crowns, and accessories are separate pieces that overlap at their joints
• Skybridges are visual only
• No collision mesh, UV layout, textures, or LODs included
• Materials are well named and ready for texturing
• Very tall or paired towers may go over a low triangle target
• Apply your own modifiers before exporting

Requirements

Blender 5.0 or newer, in Object Mode.