About this asset

This contemporary pedestrian bridge Revit family features a curved timber deck with minimalist metal handrails for site planning. This arched footbridge is designed for small-scale landscape applications, such as garden paths or water features. The structure consists of horizontal timber decking slats supported by a curved frame. The handrails are composed of simple, slender metal uprights topped with a curved metal rail, following the gentle arc of the bridge. The design is clean and functional, prioritising a neutral aesthetic that integrates into various exterior environments. The proportions are compact, suitable for crossing small streams, decorative ponds, or landscaped swales within a residential or public park setting.

The download is a 307 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.

In Revit, this family is intended for placement within site plans or 3D landscape models. Users can load the component directly into the project environment and snap it to existing path or walkway geometry. The material parameters allow for the adjustment of wood tones and metal finishes to match site-specific requirements. It is recommended to host the bridge on a reference plane or level that corresponds to the water or path elevation to ensure proper alignment within the site topography.

The bridge is ideal for landscape architects and designers working on residential gardens, public parks, or hospitality resort projects. It serves as a focal point for pedestrian circulation, connecting paths over water features or small terrain depressions. Professionals searching for site furniture or landscape accessories will find this model useful for enhancing exterior visualisations. It pairs well with native planting, stone paving, and gravel pathways, providing a clean, contemporary aesthetic that complements both modern and traditional architectural styles in outdoor design.