Temple of Debod, the ancient Egyptian temple of Nubia
(2nd century BC, Meroitic king Adikhalamani, enlarged by the Ptolemies and
decorated under Augustus and Tiberius) as it stands today in Madrid's Parque
del Cuartel de la Montaña, where it was rebuilt stone by stone in 1970-1972.
Modeled at real-world scale in meters: temple footprint 12 x 15 m, height about
8.7 m; whole ensemble 14.8 x 48.9 m.


The set includes the temple on its podium, the two free-standing stone gateways
on the processional axis and the granite causeway across the pool. Hypostyle
facade with four columns with composite floral capitals and banded shafts,
screen walls with uraeus frieze, central broken-lintel doorway, torus moulding
and Egyptian cavetto (gorge) cornice all around, winged sun disks over the
doors, lion-head waterspouts and battered (sloped) side walls. Pronaos is open
and walkable; inner doorway is a blind recess.


- Geometry: about 11,500 triangles (quads and n-gons, clean, no subdivision
needed), 3 objects by material (TD_Templo, TD_Puertas, TD_Plataforma).

- UVs: one non-overlapping 0-1 UV channel per object.

- Materials: 3 PBR materials (metal/roughness): arenisca_templo,
arenisca_puertas, granito_plataforma. Baked 4096 x 4096 textures: BaseColor,
Roughness, Metallic, Normal for every material. Ashlar sandstone with per-block
tone variation, weathering and vertical streaks.

- Units: meters, Z up. Ground (bottom of the causeway) at Z = 0; entrance faces
-Y (east in reality).
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Formats: FBX, OBJ + MTL, GLB, BLEND (Blender 5.2). Textures in /textures
with relative paths.

- Rendered in Blender Cycles. No plugins required. Water, lawn and lighting in
the previews are not included.


Public domain architecture (2nd century BC). The 1972 Madrid reconstruction is
an anastylosis of the ancient design. The garden and pool layout of the park
are not part of this model. Measurements: published footprint; heights
estimated from photographs. Not a scan; reliefs and hieroglyphs are not
modeled.