About this asset

Modern charcoal metal exterior sunshade louvre provided as a Revit family, featuring horizontal shading slats set across tapered support brackets. This exterior brise-soleil assembly is modelled as a continuous horizontal shading canopy structured across four distinct bays. Six angled horizontal louvre blades run between slender tapered outrigger brackets, providing precise solar cutoff and passive shading performance along exterior building elevations. Rectangular mounting flange plates sit at each bracket root for fixing to exterior structural wall backings or curtain wall transoms. The profile geometry exhibits clean orthogonal lines, crisp blade extrusions, and an unbroken dark grey matte powder-coated metal finish that accentuates contemporary architectural envelopes.

The download is a 1.1 MB 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 the RFA component directly into your Revit project environment to position it above exterior fenestration or glazing ribbons. Align the rear mounting plates against the outer structural face, using reference planes or level datums to maintain regular vertical spacing on exterior elevations. Project teams can reassign system material definitions to coordinate RAL finishes, ensuring consistent representation across elevation schedules, technical sections, and rendered visualisations.

Engineered for exterior envelopes, this component suits modern office blocks, institutional campuses, mixed-use commercial developments, and high-performance multi-residential dwellings. It pairs naturally with curtain wall facades, aluminium ribbon windows, metal cladding systems, and precast concrete spandrels. Designers searching for passive shading solutions, exterior louvre canopies, architectural brise-soleil systems, or window sunshading elements can incorporate this unit into concept modelling, detailed facade packages, and environmental daylighting studies.