About this asset

This Madrid Bollard is a Revit family featuring a spherical steel post design, ideal for defining pedestrian zones in site plans. The Madrid Bollard features a minimalist, contemporary aesthetic defined by a prominent spherical head mounted atop a compact, cylindrical base. Constructed as a robust vertical element, it provides a clean, geometric silhouette suitable for modern urban environments. The design is straightforward, focusing on functional simplicity and structural clarity. The proportions are balanced to ensure high visibility while maintaining a low profile, making it effective for demarcating boundaries without overwhelming the visual field of a site. Its uniform finish suggests a standard powder-coated steel construction, ensuring durability in exterior applications.

The download is a 348 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 bollard is typically placed as a face-based family on site topography or hardscape surfaces. Architects should use the alignment tools to ensure consistent spacing along pedestrian paths or building perimeters. The geometry is lightweight, allowing for efficient arraying throughout a master plan without significant performance impact. Users can assign material parameters to the steel components to match site lighting and shadow studies in rendered views.

This bollard is essential for site planning in residential developments, public plazas, and commercial office campuses. It serves as a critical barrier for traffic calming and pedestrian safety, preventing vehicle access to walkways or building entrances. Professionals searching for site security elements, perimeter control, or urban street furniture will find this asset useful for both early-stage site massing and final construction documentation. It integrates seamlessly with paving plans and landscape design packages across various architectural project types.