About this asset

A set of 2D AutoCAD figures comprising silhouettes and line-art outlines for architectural elevations and section drawings. This collection features a diverse range of human figures presented in two distinct styles: solid black silhouettes and clean, single-weight line-art outlines. The set includes a variety of poses, including standing, walking, sitting, and interacting, suitable for populating architectural drawings. Figures are depicted in casual and business-casual attire, covering various age groups and social scenarios. The clean geometry ensures high legibility at small scales, making them ideal for adding life and scale to building elevations, site plans, and interior section views without cluttering the technical information of the drawing.

The download is a 492 KB file containing an AutoCAD drawing (.dwg) drawn in elevation view holding 30 separate objects. It opens in AutoCAD, BricsCAD, DraftSight and other DWG-compatible CAD programs, ready to insert as blocks into plans and elevations.

These figures are provided as native AutoCAD geometry, allowing for easy insertion into any CAD project. Users can scale the blocks to match the specific height of the project's inhabitants or use them as reference points for spatial planning. Since they are standard vector lines, they can be placed on a dedicated entourage layer to facilitate global visibility control, making it simple to toggle them on or off during the design development and final presentation stages.

Architects and interior designers use these figures to convey scale and human presence in residential, commercial, and public building projects. They are essential for populating architectural sections, exterior elevations, and interior perspectives to help clients visualise the intended use of a space. Whether indicating flow in a lobby, leisure in a café, or activity on a terrace, these versatile CAD blocks provide the necessary context for professional documentation, fitting seamlessly into both conceptual sketches and final construction document sets.