Name: Decorative Lighting Fixtures Revit Families
Brand: Umberto Rinaldi
Price: 7.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$7.00

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Commercial Use

Revit version: 2020

Created by: Umberto Rinaldi

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Decorative Lighting Fixtures Revit Families

Collection of lighting devices (floor lamps, table lamps, ceiling lamps) for the office or living room. The package contains 22 families (one of which is parametric) and 87 types.

Family Category: Lighting Fixture

It's important to mention that some Families are not parametric.

Revit version: 2020

Classified as: Lighting Fixtures

I am a Civil Engineer (Hydraulics specialization) graduated from the Polytechnic of Bari (Italy).
I have little experience behind me but a great desire to learn. For about a year I approached the world of BIM and in particular modeling in Revit but I immediately appreciated the potential that this software offers. I like modeling / creating architectural families for Revit, I hope you will enjoy them too. I am open to any kind of suggestions :)