About this asset

This traditional pole light Revit family features a classic green metal finish and an integrated banner arm for site signage. This traditional exterior pole light features a tapered cylindrical post with a decorative base and a classic lantern-style luminaire head. The fixture includes a prominent lateral arm designed for mounting a vertical banner, making it suitable for civic or commercial wayfinding applications. The design is finished in a consistent green hue, reflecting a classic aesthetic often found in municipal streetscapes and public plazas. The model is presented as a single, unified component, maintaining a clean silhouette suitable for site plans and exterior 3D visualisations where historical or traditional street lighting is required.

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.

Load this family into your project and place it using the component tool on your site plan or exterior hardscape level. The file is optimised for Revit, allowing for standard object placement and scheduling within your electrical or site lighting categories. Ensure the base is hosted correctly at the finished grade level to maintain accurate elevation data. You can adjust material parameters within the family editor if specific colour or finish overrides are needed for your project's specific lighting schedule.

Ideal for urban design projects, public realm developments, and historic district renovations, this pole light provides both illumination and a mounting point for seasonal or informational banners. It integrates well into landscape master planning, streetscape design, and commercial site layouts. Professionals searching for classic exterior lighting, pedestrian-scale street poles, or wayfinding infrastructure will find this asset essential for creating realistic site contexts. It pairs effectively with other traditional site furniture and paving elements to define pedestrian zones or main thoroughfares.