About this asset

This Revit family provides a modern traffic signal pole with integrated pedestrian crossing lights for urban site development. This Revit family features a vertical steel traffic signal pole finished in a high-visibility yellow powder coating. The assembly includes a standard three-aspect vehicular signal head paired with a dedicated pedestrian crossing signal unit, both housed in black weather-resistant casings. The design reflects typical municipal street furniture, focusing on functional geometry and clear visual hierarchy. It is constructed as a single, cohesive family component, suitable for placement at street intersections or pedestrian crossings within a larger site plan, maintaining clean lines and accurate proportions for realistic exterior visualization in BIM projects.

The download is a 543 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 site or exterior environment project file. Use the standard Revit placement tools to position the pole at designated intersections or crossing points. Because it is a native Revit family, you can easily host it on the site topography or a floor element. Adjust the visibility settings within your project view templates to manage its appearance in both plan and 3D perspectives, ensuring it remains properly scaled relative to other site elements.

Ideal for urban planning, civil engineering projects, and landscape design, this asset is essential for creating detailed street scenes and traffic studies. It works effectively alongside road networks, pavement blocks, and other street furniture components. Professionals can use this model during the schematic design and design development phases to communicate traffic management strategies and pedestrian safety infrastructure. It is particularly useful for site coordination in large-scale residential, commercial, or public infrastructure developments that require realistic street-level detail.