About this asset

This Revit family provides a metal E-scooter parking rack, featuring a robust frame design for organized storage in urban site projects. Constructed from tubular steel, this parking rack features a simple, functional frame designed to accommodate multiple electric scooters. The assembly includes a horizontal crossbar and a series of dedicated locking or stabilizing points for the front wheels of the scooters. The geometry is clean and utilitarian, prioritizing durability and ease of use in public or private shared-mobility zones. Two representative scooter models are included within the family to demonstrate scale and spacing requirements. The overall aesthetic is strictly industrial, focusing on clear site organization and efficient space management within exterior environments.

The download is a 707 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 best utilized as a site component within your master plan or landscape model. Simply load the RFA file into your project and place it on your site topography or floor slab. Use the alignment tools to position the rack relative to pedestrian pathways or designated micro-mobility hubs. You can easily adjust the material parameters to reflect different finishes, such as powder-coated steel or galvanized metal, to match your project's specific site-wide palette.

Ideal for modern residential developments, university campuses, and commercial office hubs, this rack supports the growing demand for micro-mobility infrastructure. It integrates seamlessly into landscape designs, helping architects and urban planners create organized, clutter-free environments. Professionals searching for 'scooter storage solutions', 'urban bike parking', or 'micromobility site elements' will find this asset essential for detailing exterior circulation areas. It pairs well with bicycle racks and general street furniture, ensuring a cohesive approach to sustainable transport facilities throughout the site development stages.