About this asset

Horizontal gaming console Revit family featuring line-based front elevation geometry of an Xbox 360 with disc tray and power button detailing. The component illustrates the distinctive concave profile of an original video game console in horizontal orientation. Line-drawn front elevation graphics demarcate the optical disc drive tray, the eject sensor, and auxiliary memory or controller flap covers on the left side. The right face displays the characteristic circular power button housing alongside vertical connection port outlines. Smooth curved top and bottom perimeter edges capture the hourglass silhouette characteristic of mid-2000s consumer electronics, providing a recognizable geometric profile for elevations and section views without superfluous modeling overhead.

The download is a 205 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.

Designed for integration into Revit project environments, this family inserts directly onto casework surfaces, media consoles, or custom joinery shelves. Users can position the component within elevation drawings or joinery details to communicate equipment clearances and cable management provisions. Graphic overrides and line style subcategories allow linework weights to remain consistent with standard interior architectural documentation standards.

This electronic accessory is intended for residential living room joinery, home theater layouts, media alcoves, gaming stations, and teenage bedroom fit-outs. Interior designers and BIM technicians frequently place entertainment accessories when styling bespoke TV wall assemblies, credenzas, and audiovisual cabinetry during design development and presentation drawing stages. The unit provides clear scale reference against surrounding media hardware, monitors, low-voltage power plates, and custom storage millwork.