About this asset

Designed for architectural elevations, this classic arched window Revit family features fluted pilasters, a prominent pediment, and decorative sill brackets. This window assembly exhibits neoclassical architectural detailing, comprising a two-pane glazed rectangular sash surmounted by an arched lunette transom. The opening is framed by profiled vertical pilasters with fluting, supported below by an extruded moulding sill with two supporting corbel brackets. Overhead, an entablature shelf separates the lower sash from a semicircular arch accented by an oversized central keystone. Rendered in monochromatic grey tones with light blue glazing panels, the composition balances ornamental classical casing profiles with standard dual-pane fenestration suitable for period facades.

The download is a 317 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a native Revit window component, this family inserts directly into basic or compound wall assemblies, automatically cutting the necessary rough opening. Users can adjust sill height, map project-specific materials to the frame, glass, and classical moulding subcategories, and align the trim to exterior elevation planes. Fine and medium detail levels preserve the profile sweeps cleanly in section cuts, drawings, and 3D perspectives.

Suited to residential villas, historic restoration schemes, townhouses, and neoclassical hospitality developments, this component provides exterior architectural depth to street-facing elevations. It pairs naturally with stone quoins, rusticated stucco facades, and cornice mouldings in heritage or revival architectural schemes. Visualisers and architectural designers searching for arched sash windows, classical fenestration, or pedimented window trim can integrate this model seamlessly during concept modeling and facade detailing phases.