Diverse Tree Elevations CAD Blocks – Perfect for Your Designs

This set includes 22 vector-based tree elevation blocks in AutoCAD DWG format. It covers a wide range of species and styles for use in sections, elevations, urban planning, and landscape design.

• 2 Palm Trees – ideal for coastal, Mediterranean, or resort projects
• 4 Deciduous Trees (Without Foliage) – useful for winter views and structural analysis
• 6 Deciduous Trees (Full Leaf) – ornamental and shading elements
• 2 Coniferous Trees – for windbreaks or visual emphasis
• 8 Mixed-Use Trees and Shrubs – flexible for residential and public space integration

All blocks are scaled and organized for direct use in both metric and imperial units.

Palm Trees

• Height: 30–60 ft (9–18 m)
• Canopy Width: 8–15 ft (2.4–4.5 m)
• Planting Use: Linear paths, plazas, beachfronts

Deciduous Trees (Leafless and Full)

• Height: 20–50 ft (6–15 m)
• Width: 15–35 ft (4.5–10.5 m)
• Use: Seasonal shading, ornamental planting, thermal control
• Spacing Recommendation: 25–35 ft (7.5–10.5 m)

Coniferous Trees

• Height: 25–80 ft (7.5–24 m)
• Width: 10–25 ft (3–7.5 m)
• Use: Wind barriers, visual focal elements

• Tree Pit Depth: Minimum 3 ft (0.9 m); deeper for mature specimens
• Rootball Width: 2–3x the root diameter
• Drainage: Gravel bed and perforated pipe if needed
• Soil Volume (urban conditions): ≥ 30 cu. ft (0.85 m³)
• Mulch: 3–4 in (7–10 cm), no contact with trunk
• Irrigation: Drip systems recommended for new trees
• Protection: Tree grates and guards in high-footfall zones
• Maintenance: Deep watering, slow-release fertilizer in spring/summer

• Residential Projects: Deciduous trees with full foliage for façade shading (e.g. Acer, Quercus)
• Urban Planning: Compact trees for narrow sidewalks (e.g. Ginkgo, Zelkova)
• Parks and Plazas: Broad-canopy native trees for public use and shade (e.g. Platanus)
• Commercial Areas: Low-maintenance, evergreen, or palm species
• Shading Analysis: Use tree silhouettes to evaluate sunlight exposure
• Wind Protection: Strategic placement of conifers as screens
• Ecological Value: Favor native species for biodiversity support