Traditional Brown Timber Parametric Tabernacle with Cross

A traditional brown timber parametric tabernacle Revit family featuring a moulded hipped roof surmounted by a central Latin cross finial. Modeled with classical liturgical proportions, this ecclesiastical repository features a tiered rectangular base, a central storage chest with a recessed front panel, and an overhanging moulded cornice. The hipped lid tapers upward to a raised pedestal that supports a slender Latin cross finial. Finished in a warm brown timber tone, the geometry exhibits sharp architectural profiles along the plinth and entablature. Its volumetric form provides a traditional focal element intended for sanctuary altars, side chapels, or reredos niches, maintaining clean prismatic lines throughout the solid body.

The download is a 655 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 parametric Revit family, this component loads directly into project environments and can be placed on work planes, altar counters, or floor levels. Users can assign project-specific materials to the solid geometry, adjusting wood grain or polished metal finishes via family parameters. The geometry snaps cleanly to reference planes, facilitating alignment within detailed chancel interior elevations and sectional documentation.

Suited for ecclesiastical architecture, sacred spaces, and institutional chapels in university or hospital environments, this piece fits naturally within sanctuary fit-outs and liturgical renovations. Specifiers often source this item when designing worship spaces, reredos ensembles, or devotional shrines. It pairs smoothly with freestanding altar tables, lecterns, carved choir stalls, and stone reredos walls during design development and final religious presentation views.