About this asset

This traditional arched window Revit family features a stone header and sill, designed for integration into masonry wall assemblies. This window unit features a classic arched top profile, complemented by a prominent stone header and a matching projecting stone sill. The frame is finished in a light, neutral tone that mimics traditional masonry or painted timber construction. The design focuses on clean lines and symmetrical proportions, typical of Mediterranean or Tuscan-inspired architecture. It includes a recessed glazing panel set within the frame, providing depth and a realistic appearance for exterior elevations. The assembly is specifically designed to be host-based, allowing for seamless insertion into walls while maintaining structural consistency throughout the building model.

The download is a 195 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.

To integrate this family into a project, load the RFA file directly into the current Revit model. The window is wall-hosted, meaning it will automatically cut the host wall and align with the exterior face or a defined offset. Use the properties palette to adjust dimensions or visibility settings as required. Apply custom material parameters to the frame and stone elements to match specific project finishes, ensuring consistent rendering outputs across all views and schedules.

This window is suited for residential projects, particularly those featuring Mediterranean, Tuscan, or traditional architectural styles. It is effective for exterior facade detailing on villas, townhouses, or custom homes where a classic arched aesthetic is required. Architects and designers can use this component during design development and documentation phases to establish window schedules and elevation studies. It pairs well with stucco or brick wall finishes, providing a refined, historical character to modern building envelopes that require a touch of regional, vernacular charm.