About this asset

This modern Revit family features a grey metal street light with a distinctive wing-shaped reflector for exterior site illumination. This exterior street light features a slender, vertical cylindrical pole finished in a neutral grey tone. At its apex, the luminaire head is defined by a unique wing-shaped reflector that directs light downwards. The design is utilitarian and clean, with a robust base housing for mounting stability. The luminaire body includes a heat-sink assembly beneath the reflector, suggesting an LED light source. Its proportions are elongated, suitable for standard pedestrian or roadway height requirements. The overall aesthetic is minimalist, focusing on functional form and durable metallic construction for outdoor environments.

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.

Load this Revit family into your project to populate exterior site plans or landscape models. Use the standard placement tools to anchor the base to the ground plane or site topography. The lighting fixture includes standard electrical connectors for integration into your MEP circuits and schedules. Adjust the light source intensity and colour temperature within the family type parameters to match your project's illumination requirements and ensure accurate rendering output in your final presentation views.

This street light is ideal for public realm projects, urban plazas, pedestrian walkways, and commercial exterior spaces. It pairs effectively with modern landscape designs, concrete paving, and minimalist site furniture. Professionals can use this asset during the design development or construction documentation phases to define site lighting layouts and verify clearance heights. Search for this item when specifying site-wide exterior lighting, public domain infrastructure, or modern architectural lighting solutions for exterior environments and parkland developments.