About this asset

Vintage desktop computer workstation Revit family featuring a deep-chassis CRT monitor, freestanding full-tower PC casing, and detached keyboard. The digital ensemble represents classic IT hardware with blocky, functional geometry characteristic of legacy computer hardware. The CRT display features a curved square screen set into a deep, tapered housing resting on a bevelled swivel base. Beside the display sits a vertical mid-tower central processing unit featuring panel indentations for optical drives and venting slots along the front bezel. Positioned directly forward is an angled computer keyboard with a raised perimeter bezel and simplified keybed blockout. Neutral grey and beige plastic tones define the external enclosures, offset by dark accents along the screen face and base.

The download is a 92 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.

Loading this component into a Revit project allows designers to quickly populate desk layouts with standard office specialty equipment. The lightweight geometry ensures fast viewport regeneration and minimal overhead across large open-plan space layouts. The element can be placed directly onto work surfaces or desk reference planes, with elevation offsets adjusted to match specified furniture heights for coordinated section and 3D floor plan visualisations.

Designed for historic restorations, period-specific workplace visualisations, and retro commercial fit-outs, this PC setup provides context for late-twentieth-century office desks and study carrels. It suits municipal administrative buildings, university computing labs, archive libraries, and vintage banking environments. Specifiers can coordinate this equipment alongside laminate executive desks, metal filing cabinets, and ergonomic task chairs to establish an authentic retro workplace scene in schematic planning and rendering presentations.