About this asset

This set of stylized people in elevation provides versatile 2D AutoCAD vector line-work for architectural presentation drawings. Comprising thirteen distinct figures, this set features a variety of characters in side-profile view, including a cyclist, a parent holding a child's hand, and individuals walking with bags or using mobile devices. The line-work is clean, minimal, and consistent, focusing on silhouette and simple gestural outlines rather than realistic detail. Proportions are balanced for standard architectural scales, ensuring they read clearly against building facades or streetscape backgrounds.

The download is a 451 KB file containing an AutoCAD drawing (.dwg) drawn in elevation view holding 13 separate objects. It opens in AutoCAD, BricsCAD, DraftSight and other DWG-compatible CAD programs, ready to insert as blocks into plans and elevations.

Users can import these figures directly into an AutoCAD file as a block set or individual blocks. They are easily scalable to match the specific drawing units and project requirements. Since the geometry consists of standard CAD lines, they can be placed on dedicated layers to control visibility or adjusted using standard modification tools. They are ideal for quick placement in elevation layouts without adding significant file weight, providing an efficient way to enhance the narrative quality of architectural documentation.

These figures are essential for architects and urban designers working on residential, commercial, or public realm projects. They are particularly effective when placed in elevation views to establish human scale and context in planning applications, design competitions, or final presentation packages. Professionals often use these assets to populate street scenes, parks, or building frontages, ensuring the drawing feels lived-in and approachable. They pair well with other line-based entourage, such as trees, street furniture, and vehicles, to create cohesive, professional-grade architectural imagery for various project stages.