About this asset

This deciduous tree Revit family provides a simplified representation of foliage for site plans and architectural visualisations. This deciduous tree features a stylized, simplified canopy structure with low-poly leaf geometry, optimized for efficient rendering within BIM environments. The trunk is rendered as a clean, vertical cylinder, supporting a dense, rounded crown that mimics a standard broad-leaf species. The foliage is represented by a collection of simple geometric planes, providing a lightweight asset that maintains visual clarity in both 2D site plans and 3D perspectives. The overall form is balanced and symmetrical, making it a versatile choice for filling out planting schemes in large-scale master planning or residential garden layouts.

The download is a 543 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, master plans, or as entourage in exterior perspectives. Users can drag and drop the RFA into their project environment, where it acts as a site component. Because of its lightweight geometry, it is ideal for populating large site models without significantly impacting file size or viewport performance. It can be easily copied and arrayed along paths or within site boundaries to create clusters or rows of greenery.

This asset is suitable for architects and landscape designers working on residential developments, urban streetscapes, or commercial campus projects. It is primarily used during the concept and design development stages to populate site plans and provide scale to exterior renderings. Professionals searching for lightweight vegetation, site entourage, or landscaping components for Revit will find this model useful for quickly populating exterior spaces. It pairs well with other planting families, paving textures, and site furniture to complete the environmental context of a project.