Block
Person swimming right side view
The Person swimming right side view CAD block is a versatile and essential asset for interior designers and architects looking to add dynamic human elements to their layouts. Part of the People - 3 views library, this block provides a realistic and customizable depiction of a human figure swimming from the side. Ideal for projects that emphasize physical activity or luxury design features such as swimming pools, this block enhances the visual narrative and saves significant design time by delivering detailed human silhouettes. With a width of 237.9cm and a height of 43.9cm, it seamlessly fits various interior and architectural contexts, optimizing workflow and improving client presentations.
| Brand | Generic |
| Width | 237.9cm / 7' 9.7" |
| Height | 43.9cm / 1' 5.3" |
Ideal Scene Setting
The person swimming right side view block is perfect for establishing scenes around pools, beaches, or aquatic centers, providing a vivid human element that enhances realism and client engagement.
Versatile Application
Easily integrate this CAD block across different types of architectural plans such as luxury hotels, resorts, or residential projects featuring swimming facilities, ensuring consistency in design.
View Customization
With its detailed right side view, this block offers flexibility in presenting different perspectives within floor plans, making it suitable for both interior layouts and landscape designs.
Space Optimization
The dimensions of 237.9cm by 43.9cm ensure that this block can be easily resized to fit within various spatial constraints, maintaining the flow and functionality of compact or expansive layouts.
Enhancing Presentations
Use this detailed block to elevate your presentations, providing clients with a polished visual that highlights activity and lifestyle orientation within your interior or exterior designs.
Realistic Human Detail
Featuring a realistic portrayal of human movement, this block enhances the liveliness of any layout, from sports facilities to recreational areas, drawing attention to active zone designs.