Colorado State Capitol 3D model

3D model of a building located in Denver, Colorado. Completed in 1908, this neoclassical building was designed by architect Elijah E. Myers, featuring a central gold-plated dome inspired by the U.S. Capitol Building. The dome's gold leaf, which was added in 1908, commemorates the Colorado Gold Rush and the state's rich mining heritage. Constructed with Colorado white granite, the Capitol Building houses the chambers of the Colorado General Assembly, as well as the offices of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor. One of the building's distinctive features is the use of Colorado Rose Onyx, a rare rose marble, for the interior wainscoting. The building's west entrance also features the "Mile High Marker," which denotes the exact elevation of one mile above sea level.

3D model based on the original dimensions of a real building.

All main parts of the model are separated objects. Therefore, you can easily change all materials. We provide several formats for each model, most of them are available by default.

All objects and materials in a scene are named appropriately. Files do not contain extraneous or hidden objects.

* images rendered with using V-Ray plugin (we don't include lighting and environment to a set).