Hamburger

This parametric Hamburger Revit family allows for adjustable bun height and beef thickness, providing a customisable food asset. This model represents a stylized hamburger, structured as a parametric family within the Revit environment. The geometry includes a layered assembly of bun, patty, tomato, pickles, and onion. The design features adjustable parameters within the properties palette, allowing users to modify the 'Raise the Bun' height and 'Thicken the Beef' dimension. Checkboxes are provided to toggle the visibility of specific toppings, including tomato, pickles, and onion. The representation is schematic rather than photorealistic, intended for use as a placeholder or prop within a larger interior design or architectural visualization scene.

The download is a 256 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 asset into a project, load the RFA file into the Revit environment as a Generic Model category. Once placed, use the Instance Parameters in the properties window to adjust the bun height and patty thickness to suit the scale of the scene. The visibility of individual toppings can be toggled via the checkbox parameters to vary the appearance of multiple instances, preventing repetitive visual patterns when populating a restaurant or kitchen layout.

This asset is suitable for interior design projects requiring food-related props, such as restaurant, cafe, or dining room visualisations. It provides a quick way to populate counter displays, dining tables, or kitchen scenes during the conceptual design phase. Professionals working on hospitality projects or retail showroom visualisations can use this family to add a layer of detail to food service areas. Search for food props, restaurant accessories, or kitchen decor to find similar items for your BIM project library.