About this asset

This curved metal Archgola is a Revit family structure designed to provide exterior shade for residential and landscape projects. The Archgola features a lightweight, arched roof profile supported by a series of slender vertical posts. The structure is composed of a rigid metal framework with a curved canopy, presenting a clean, high-tech aesthetic suitable for modern outdoor environments. The design prioritises structural simplicity, offering a versatile solution for shading patios, walkways, or garden areas. Its minimalist form ensures it integrates seamlessly into various architectural contexts without overwhelming the surrounding landscape. The assembly includes the primary support posts and the integrated curved roofing system, providing a clear visual representation of the overall structure.

The download is a 215 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.

When using this Revit family, place the component directly into your site plan or 3D view. Adjust the instance parameters to modify the dimensions to fit your specific site requirements, ensuring the vertical posts are properly hosted to the finished ground level or patio surface. Use the project browser to manage the family and apply custom materials to the metal frame and canopy surfaces to match your project specifications and render output requirements.

This structure is intended for use in residential garden design, patio planning, and external landscape architecture projects. It serves as an effective shade solution for outdoor seating areas, alfresco dining spaces, or covered pedestrian walkways. Architects and landscape designers would search for this item when looking for lightweight, modern canopy systems that offer a balance of structural durability and visual transparency. It pairs well with contemporary outdoor furniture and hardscaping materials like stone or concrete, fitting neatly into mid-to-late stage design documentation.