About this asset

Modern metal-framed pyramidal skylight Revit family designed with a four-unit glazed cluster mounted over an integrated perimeter roof curb. This assembly incorporates four pyramidal glass skylight modules arranged in a balanced two-by-two grid sharing a central mullion intersection. Each hip-style pyramid features four sloped glass triangular facets enclosed by slim metal framing profiles. The modular glazing cluster sits upon a raised structural base curb with an integrated perimeter flashing flange, designed to provide water runoff and structural clearance from the roof deck. Rendered in clean neutral grey metal profiles and semi-transparent glazing, the geometry offers sharp, low-profile daylighting geometry suitable for modern flat roof architecture.

The download is a 717 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.

Load this RFA component directly into your project environment to place it on flat or low-pitch roof assemblies. The component cuts the roof structure or mounts above a structural opening depending on family hosting definitions. In native Revit views, line weights and cut patterns display clearly across plan, ceiling, and section drawings. Glazing transparency and metal curb finish materials can be adjusted via standard type or instance material parameters.

Suited for commercial lobbies, school atriums, circulation corridors, and open-plan offices, this unit provides daylighting directly through roof levels. It integrates naturally alongside exposed structural steel trusses, acoustic baffle ceilings, and flat membrane roof constructions in modern institutional or residential buildings. Architects detailing roof daylight apertures, clerestory openings, or commercial atrium fenestration can use this four-light hip skylight to populate conceptual design visuals and permit drawing sets.