About this asset

This 90-degree inside corner landscape curbing Revit family provides a precise geometric transition for site hardscaping projects. Designed as a standard 90-degree inside corner unit, this landscape curbing component features a robust, extruded profile typical of precast concrete edging. The model captures the internal angled transition required for site layouts, ensuring clean visual continuity when connecting linear curb runs at right angles. Its geometry is clean and simplified, focusing on the essential profile needed for site grading and path definition in exterior BIM models. The material finish is neutral, allowing for easy application of site-specific material parameters to match surrounding hardscape materials such as concrete or stone paving.

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.

In Revit, this family is typically placed as a component within the site plan or dedicated landscape view. Users can snap the corner unit to the intersection of linear curb segments to complete the perimeter. Because it is a native Revit family, it allows for material assignment via the object properties, enabling consistent scheduling and quantity take-offs for site works. Ensure the unit is correctly aligned with the project coordinate system for accurate placement relative to adjacent paths or garden beds.

This corner unit is essential for residential, commercial, and urban landscape design projects where site circulation paths, driveways, or garden boundaries require clear delineation. It pairs effectively with standard linear curbing families to create cohesive hardscape edges. Professionals typically search for this component when detailing site plans, creating exterior renderings, or calculating material quantities for softscaping and hardscaping integration. It is suitable for use throughout all design stages, from initial site massing to detailed construction documentation and landscape coordination.