About this asset

Constructed from an interlocking timber framework, this dining table Revit family replicates Enzo Mari's classic Autoprogettazione rectangular design. Based on Enzo Mari’s iconic Autoprogettazione series, the rectangular dining table highlights raw tectonic expression and purposeful joinery. A wide multi-plank tabletop rests over transverse support battens, distributing weight across a complex central base. The underframe employs diagonal bracing, paired uprights, and interlocking horizontal members assembled from standard-dimension dimensional lumber. Every strut and tie reinforces structural equilibrium while creating a distinct skeletal silhouette from lower sightlines. The open-frame geometry balances visual weight with architectural honesty, exposing every support detail clearly in line drawings and rendered interior elevations.

The download is a 348 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.

Load the.rfa family directly into Revit interior layouts, placing it as a floor-hosted furniture component. Designers can assign standard project material parameters to the timber planks and framing elements to coordinate finishes across documentation and native renderings. In plan views, the clean perimeter profile aids space planning, while 3D views display authentic structural framing for technical presentations.

Suited for contemporary residential dining rooms, creative studio offices, modern cafes, and communal meeting spaces, this design-forward piece acts as a strong architectural statement. It coordinates seamlessly with minimalist wooden chairs, raw concrete surfaces, and pendant task luminaires. Professionals seeking an autoprogettazione table, wooden conference desk, or modernist plank dining table will find this asset ideal for schematic design and spatial layouts.