About this asset

This contemporary brown metal privacy lattice screen is a native Revit family designed for outdoor site and landscape applications. This privacy screen features a repetitive geometric pattern of interlocking circles, framed by two vertical metal posts. The design provides a balance between visual obstruction and air permeability, making it suitable for creating semi-private zones in external spaces. The material is rendered in a warm brown finish, suggesting a powder-coated or weathered metal construction. The structural frame is simple and clean, ensuring it integrates well with various architectural styles. The overall proportions are tall and slender, intended for use as a vertical barrier or decorative feature within a garden or terrace layout.

The download is a 1 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.

As a native Revit family, this component can be loaded directly into your project environment and placed as a standard site element. Users can adjust the instance parameters to align the screen with existing site topography or hardscaping. The geometry is optimized for clear elevation views, making it suitable for site plans and landscape documentation. Ensure the material parameters are mapped to your project template to maintain visual consistency across renderings and construction documentation packages.

This lattice screen is ideal for residential garden design, balcony enclosures, or defining semi-private outdoor rooms in commercial landscaping projects. It works well when paired with climbing vegetation or as a standalone architectural feature to break up long fence runs. Professionals searching for site screening, privacy panels, or decorative outdoor partitions will find this component useful for enhancing the visual interest of exterior environments. It is particularly effective in projects requiring a balance of aesthetic detail and functional site management.