About this asset

This Revit family provides a set of two contemporary speed boats, finished in white and blue, suitable for site entourage and marine visualisations. The set comprises two identical speed boats rendered in a contemporary, streamlined aesthetic. Each craft features a sleek white hull accented with blue detailing, including cockpit seating and aft deck padding. The design includes a central console, wraparound windscreen, and a swim platform at the stern. The form is aerodynamic, reflecting typical high-speed pleasure craft proportions. The clean geometry and defined colour blocking make these models effective for site context, providing a sense of scale and activity in waterfront architectural projects without unnecessary complexity or excessive polygon counts.

The download is a 2.4 MB 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.

As a Revit family, these assets are designed for placement within site plans or 3D views to populate waterfront environments. Users can load the family into a project and place instances directly onto water surfaces or docks. The file is lightweight, ensuring minimal impact on model performance. Materials can be managed via the standard Revit object styles or material browser, allowing for quick adjustments to the hull or upholstery colours to suit specific project branding or design requirements.

These speed boats are ideal for architects and landscape designers working on residential waterfront developments, luxury coastal resorts, or marina masterplans. They are best utilised during the concept and schematic design phases to communicate the intended use of docks, piers, or harbour areas. Professionals searching for marine context, site entourage, or nautical assets will find these models useful for adding life to exterior renderings. They pair well with other marine infrastructure elements like floating pontoons, jetties, and coastal planting schemes.