About this asset

This contemporary suspended footbridge Revit family features a timber deck supported by rope rigging and decorative top spheres. This decorative footbridge design comprises a series of narrow timber planks forming a curved, undulating pathway. The structure is suspended by a complex web of thin ropes, which anchor the deck to three large, smooth spherical elements positioned above. The design prioritises aesthetic visual interest over traditional structural engineering, making it a sculptural addition to a landscape project. The natural brown timber contrasts with the lighter tan spheres, creating a balanced, light-filled silhouette. It is a singular, non-standard component designed for site-specific visual impact in parklands or private garden installations.

The download is a 748 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.

The Revit family is designed for site plan integration, allowing users to load the component into a project file and place it on a topography or site surface. As a non-hosted family, it offers flexibility for manual positioning within the landscape model. Users should manage visibility settings through object styles or subcategories to control the rope rigging density and sphere detail, ensuring performance remains stable in complex masterplan environments during the schematic design phase.

This asset is suited for conceptual landscape design and site masterplanning, particularly for high-end residential gardens, public parks, or themed recreational spaces. It works effectively as a focal point in exterior scenes where a whimsical or artistic pedestrian bridge is required. Professionals searching for landscape features, garden architecture, or unique pedestrian pathways will find this model useful for adding character to site renderings. It pairs well with natural planting schemes, water features, and soft landscape elements in both residential and hospitality projects.