Create topography, and then add property lines, parking, and site components.
You can then create a 3D view of the site design or render it for a more realistic presentation.
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Topics in this section
- Sharing Topography between Revit LT and Civil 3D
To streamline the process of developing, using, and sharing topography data for a project, Revit LT supports interoperability workflows with Autodesk Civil 3D. - Toposurfaces
Models created in Revit 2023.1 and prior may contain toposurface elements to represent topography. - Building Pads
Models created in Revit 2023.1 and prior may contain building pad elements. - Toposolids
To represent the topography of the site, create a topoolid in the Revit model. - Property Lines
Add property lines to the site plan to indicate setbacks and the allowable building area. - About Reporting Cut and Fill Volumes on a Site
Revit LT can report cut and fill volumes on a site to aid in determining the costs of landscape modification during site development. - Add Parking Components
You can add parking spaces to a topography and define a toposolid as the parking component’s host. - Add Site Components
You can place site-specific components, such as trees, utility poles, and fire hydrants, in a site plan. - Video: Add Site Components
Add parking spaces, planting components, and other site elements to your model. - Label Contour Lines
You can label contour lines to indicate their elevations. Contour labels display in site plan views. - Course: Existing Conditions Modeling
Learn how to document existing conditions when you begin a project.
Parent topic: Model Layout