About this asset

This Revit family silhouette set depicts a three-person family, providing a clean 2D graphical representation for architectural plans. This Revit family consists of a three-person group silhouette, designed for clear, readable architectural documentation. The figures include a man, a woman, and a young child, presented in a standard walking pose. The geometry is a flat, solid grey graphic, intended to provide scale and context to floor plans, elevations, or sections without adding unnecessary detail. The proportions are balanced to represent a typical family unit, ensuring they integrate seamlessly into site plans or master planning layouts where quick, effective visual communication is the primary requirement for the design team.

The download is a 399 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.

In Revit, this family is utilised as a standard component for 2D documentation. Users can drag and drop the family into drafting views, plans, or elevations to enhance the readability of drawings. Because it is a flat silhouette, it does not require complex rendering settings or material mapping. It is best placed on a dedicated entourage layer or subcategory to allow for easy visibility control, ensuring the graphics can be toggled off when clean technical drawings are required for construction sets.

These figures are essential for residential and urban design projects, particularly during the concept and schematic design stages when illustrating human scale is vital. They are frequently used in site plans, landscape masterplans, and building sections to indicate occupancy and activity. Professionals search for these assets to populate presentations for clients and local authorities, pairing them with site context or streetscape drawings. They are ideal for quick, professional-looking architectural graphics that communicate the intended use of public spaces, parks, and residential developments.