About this asset

Patia is a modern exterior street light pole Revit family designed for site illumination and urban landscape lighting applications. The Patia street light features a slender, vertical post supporting a conical luminaire head. Its minimalist design is finished in a dark, neutral tone, making it suitable for a variety of architectural contexts. The fixture is engineered to provide focused downward illumination, ideal for pathways, parking areas, or building perimeters. The geometry is clean and unobtrusive, prioritising functionality and integration within a broader site plan. The pole height is proportional for pedestrian-scale lighting, and the simple aesthetic ensures it remains a subtle addition to the external environment rather than a dominant visual feature.

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.

Load this family into your Revit project environment and place it within your site plan or 3D view. Users can adjust the base elevation to align with ground levels or hardscaping. The lighting parameters, including intensity and colour temperature, can be managed through the family's type properties or by assigning an IES profile to control the light distribution pattern, ensuring accurate illumination analysis for exterior rendering and site lighting documentation.

This luminaire is well-suited for urban design, landscape architecture, and residential site development projects. It functions effectively in public parks, commercial walkways, and private garden paths. When integrating into a master plan, it pairs well with modern site furniture and paving systems. Professionals often search for this type of asset when developing exterior lighting schemes for hospitality venues or high-end residential estates, requiring a clean, unobtrusive light source that maintains a consistent aesthetic across large site areas.