About this asset

This Revit family provides a double arrow annotation symbol, essential for clear graphical representation in technical drawing sets. The double arrow annotation symbol consists of two distinct directional markers, one pointing vertically upward and the other downward. Each arrow is constructed with a clean, double-line stroke weight, ensuring high legibility even when scaled down on dense construction document sheets. These symbols are designed for standard drafting applications, providing a consistent visual language for indicating flow, movement, or vertical circulation paths within plans and sections. The geometry is lightweight and maintains a crisp appearance across various view scales, making it a reliable addition to any architectural or engineering project template.

The download is a 215 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

To integrate this annotation into a project, load the RFA file into the Revit environment and access it via the Annotation Symbol tool within the drafting view or floor plan. Once placed, users can rotate the symbol to align with specific design requirements or project orientations. As a standard annotation family, it remains view-specific and scales automatically according to the sheet settings, ensuring consistent line weights across all printed output and digital documentation sets.

Architects and MEP engineers frequently employ these double arrow symbols to denote vertical circulation, such as stair directions or lift travel paths, as well as to indicate fluid flow in schematic diagrams. They are appropriate for use across all project stages, from early concept development through to detailed construction documentation. By maintaining a uniform set of symbols, practices can significantly improve the clarity of their technical drawings, ensuring that contractors and consultants easily interpret complex circulation or service layouts in residential, office, and industrial projects.