About this asset

This Revit annotation symbol is a 2D family designed for clear wayfinding and entrance identification on architectural floor plans. The symbol consists of a central text label reading 'Entrance' flanked by four directional arrows pointing north, south, east, and west. It is a strictly two-dimensional graphic element intended for use within Revit project environments. The geometry is clean, high-contrast, and vector-based, ensuring it remains legible at various scales when placed on sheets. This family provides a standard, unambiguous visual marker for primary access points, circulation paths, or building entryways in site plans and interior floor layouts, maintaining consistent graphic standards across all project documentation sets.

The download is a 143 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.

Users load this family into their Revit project as a generic annotation. Once inserted, it can be placed directly onto floor plan views or drafting views. Because it is a standard annotation family, it remains scale-independent and maintains its size relative to the sheet scale. It is ideal for site planning, egress analysis, and general building orientation, allowing for rapid placement of navigational markers without requiring complex 3D modeling or additional geometry.

This asset is essential for production-level architectural documentation, particularly in commercial, residential, and public building projects where clear circulation and entry identification are required. It pairs well with other standard annotation families such as north arrows, room tags, and site plan markers. Professionals looking for 'entrance markers', 'wayfinding symbols', or 'plan annotations' will find this element straightforward to implement during the construction documentation stage to ensure contractors and stakeholders can easily identify primary building access points.