About this asset

This traditional double head street light Revit family features a dark metal post with integrated banner mounting hardware. The fixture presents a classic aesthetic, featuring a tall, slender vertical post mounted on a decorative flared base. At the summit, two lantern-style light heads are supported by an ornate bracket assembly. A central vertical banner is attached to the main pole, adding a functional element often found in historic town centres or commercial districts. The construction appears to be finished in a matte black powder coat, contrasting with the clear glass panels of the lanterns. Proportions are balanced to provide significant height for walkway illumination while maintaining a period-appropriate, heritage-inspired silhouette.

The download is a 7.2 MB 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 intended for placement within site plans or 3D exterior views. Users should load the component into the project environment and snap it to the site topography or hardscape surfaces. The model supports standard material parameter assignments for the metal finish and banner texture, allowing for visual coordination with site master plans. Ensure that the light source is enabled within the family editor if photometric rendering is required for night-time exterior lighting studies and site analysis.

This asset is suitable for exterior site development projects, particularly those requiring a heritage or traditional aesthetic. It is frequently employed in urban renewal, historic district renovations, and upscale residential community planning to define walkways and public plazas. Designers often pair this luminaire with brick paving or cobblestone textures to reinforce a vintage look. It functions effectively in landscape design documentation, site sections, and high-fidelity exterior visualisations where period-accurate street furniture is essential for establishing the desired atmosphere and scale.