About this asset

This Revit family features a double-leaf door with a traditional Islamic pointed arch design, suitable for detailed architectural modelling. The door assembly features a distinctive pointed arch head, characteristic of traditional Islamic architectural styles. It is constructed as a double-door configuration, with each leaf divided into a glazed upper section and a solid lower panel. The lower panel displays a simple recessed square detail. The frame is modelled with clear profiles, allowing for material assignment to the primary structure and the glass inserts. The geometry is clean and lightweight, designed for efficiency within a standard BIM project environment while maintaining the necessary profile for accurate visual representation in elevation and 3D views.

The download is a 266 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 standard Revit family, this door can be loaded directly into a project and hosted within a wall. Users should check the family parameters to ensure the arch profile aligns with project-specific wall openings. Material parameters are included for the frame and glazing, allowing for custom finishes to be applied via the project's material browser. The model is suitable for both schematic design and design development phases where traditional architectural forms are required.

This asset is well-suited for projects involving restoration, heritage-inspired design, or contemporary structures incorporating traditional Islamic motifs. It performs effectively in residential, religious, or cultural building typologies where an arch-top door is required to define the aesthetic character of the space. Designers looking for authentic period-style joinery or those working on mosque architecture, madrasas, or high-end hospitality projects will find this family useful for creating credible, historically informed interior and exterior elevations.