About this asset

Modern tripod turnstile Revit family configured as a waist-high access control pedestal with rotating barrier arms for secure building circulation. The asset depicts a compact, waist-high tripod turnstile unit designed for automated pedestrian access control. It features a rectangular pedestal housing with an angled inward recess that accommodates a central rotating hub and three tubular barrier arms. The clean prismatic envelope provides a clear volumetric footprint, indicating the cabinet top casing, vertical side supports, and mechanical hub orientation. Modelled with crisp orthogonal geometry, this element outlines standard commercial security turnstiles, defining accurate clear widths, passage clearances, and physical boundaries for entrance planning without unnecessary polygon density in architectural plan layouts.

The download is a 225 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 Specialty Equipment family, this component loads directly into project models to coordinate security check-in lanes, lobby portals, and circulation clearances. Place the family hosted to floor levels or slabs at primary access points. Array or mirror instances along entrance barriers to define multi-lane egress corridors, verifying code requirements for clear passage width and integrating with adjacent glazed security partitions.

Engineered for early planning and technical detailing, this turnstile family suits corporate headquarters, commercial lobby interiors, transport hubs, stadiums, and educational facilities. Architects and security consultants specify these barrier units in security turnstile arrays, reception desks, ticket barriers, and staff entrance points. It pairs cleanly with access gates, glass balustrades, card readers, and security guard desks during schematic design and design development phases.