About this asset

This solar-powered urban bike sharing station Revit family is a modern site amenity featuring a modular kiosk and docking array. This bike sharing station consists of a linear docking array designed for public urban spaces. The assembly includes a prominent vertical kiosk tower topped with twin solar panels, providing a self-sustaining power source for the station. The docking points are arranged in a consistent, repeating sequence along a raised platform, finished in a distinct contrasting tone. An integrated vertical display panel is positioned at the terminal end, likely intended for user interface, maps, or service information. The overall design prioritises functional, industrial-grade aesthetics, suitable for high-traffic transit hubs or city streetscapes.

The download is a 553 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.

As a native Revit family, this station is designed for placement on site plans and hardscape surfaces. Users should load the RFA file into their project environment and host it on a level or floor slab. The assembly is intended to be used at the schematic and design development stages to illustrate public transit infrastructure. Material parameters allow for overriding the default colours to match specific urban design guidelines or local authority branding requirements within the project's object styles.

Ideal for landscape architects and urban designers, this asset is essential for planning sustainable transportation networks. It integrates seamlessly into site masterplans, public plazas, and transit-oriented development projects. Professionals seeking to demonstrate bike-share capacity or pedestrian flow in urban environments will find this model useful for site coordination. It pairs effectively with other street furniture like benches, bollards, and waste bins, helping to create comprehensive, realistic site layouts for municipal planning applications or large-scale campus design proposals.