About this asset

This modern grey concrete bollard light is a Revit family featuring a robust, monolithic form with a recessed downlight source. The bollard light presents a clean, brutalist-inspired aesthetic, defined by its rectangular, cast-concrete body. The design is strictly vertical, featuring a recessed aperture near the top that shields the light source, directing illumination downwards to create a focused pool of light on the ground plane. The concrete finish displays a natural, textured aggregate, providing a heavy, grounded appearance suitable for outdoor environments. Its proportions are slender and architectural, designed to act as a discrete landmark in landscape design while maintaining a high level of visual durability against external elements.

The download is a 276 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 on a site plan or floor plan view using the component tool. As a face-based or floor-hosted family, it aligns automatically with site topography or hardscape surfaces. Users should adjust the light source parameters within the family type properties to control intensity and colour temperature. Ensure the light source is correctly oriented during placement to achieve the desired beam spread across pathways or garden areas, utilizing the built-in photometric file if provided.

This fixture is ideal for lighting pedestrian pathways, driveways, and garden perimeters in contemporary residential or urban landscape projects. It pairs effectively with natural stone paving, gravel, or manicured lawn areas, providing both safety and aesthetic accentuation during evening hours. Architects and landscape designers often specify this type of bollard for minimalist exterior schemes where the light fitting itself should remain unobtrusive while providing functional task lighting. Search for this asset when planning site illumination, exterior landscape lighting, or path-finding solutions for modern outdoor spaces.