Early access
San Antonio in Revit
Texas, USA
Pick any block of San Antonio on the map and get a native .rvt file: real walls, floors per level and roofs you can edit, not imported masses.
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What you get
- Native Revit elementsWalls, floors per level and roofs, ready to edit like your own model.
- Feet or metersTwo templates with levels, views and sheets already set up.
- Your lot stays emptyMark your project site and its buildings are left out, so you can design there.
- Free up to 50 acres2 free models a week, 3 with a .edu email. Bigger areas cost extra.
How it works
- Draw your area on the map of San Antonio.
- Pick or trace your project lot (optional).
- Download your .rvt and open it in Revit 2026 or newer.
Questions
How accurate are the building heights in San Antonio?
Heights come from OpenStreetMap where they are mapped and are estimated from the number of floors otherwise. The map shows the data quality of each area in green, yellow or grey before you download. In San Antonio we're adding building heights measured with LiDAR.
Is it a DXF or a mass model?
No. It's a native Revit file with walls, floors and roofs as real Revit elements.
Which Revit version do I need?
Revit 2026 or newer.
Can I use it for my studio project?
Yes. The building data is from OpenStreetMap (ODbL); keep the credit that comes on the cover sheet.
Other cities
- Austin
- Houston
- Dallas
- College Station
- New York
- Chicago
- Los Angeles
- Miami
- Boston
- Mexico City
- Monterrey
- Guadalajara
- Madrid
- Barcelona
- Bogotá
- Buenos Aires
- Lima
- Santiago
- London
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