About this asset

This 2D football field symbol is a Revit detail component providing a clean, technical plan representation for site layout drawings. The asset is a strictly two-dimensional plan-view graphic representing a standard football pitch. It features the classic rectangular boundary, centre circle, penalty areas, and goal lines, rendered with crisp line work suitable for scaled site plans. The drawing is designed to be lightweight and clear, ensuring it remains legible at various plot scales without overwhelming the master site plan. Being a 2D symbol, it contains no physical depth or material properties, focusing instead on accurate geometric proportions and clear, concise linework that conforms to standard architectural documentation practices for sports and recreational facilities.

The download is a 61 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.

To use this component, load the family into your Revit project and place it within a drafting view or directly onto a site plan. Because it is a detail component, it will automatically scale with your view, maintaining consistent line weights regardless of the project scale. You can rotate or mirror the component to align with the site orientation. For best results, place it on a specific sub-category layer to allow for easy visibility toggling in different plan types.

This symbol is essential for landscape architects and master planners working on school campuses, municipal parks, or sports complexes. It is ideal for the schematic design and design development stages where site zoning and recreational space allocation are primary concerns. Professionals often pair this with surrounding site elements like running tracks, bleachers, or fencing to clearly define sports zones. Search for this when creating site master plans, recreational site layouts, or facility site diagrams where a quick, readable representation of a pitch is required.