About this asset

Traditional multi-lite casement picture combination window provided as a wall-hosted Revit family with an asymmetrical flanker configuration. The assembly features an asymmetrical dual-unit configuration combining a wide fixed picture window on the left with a narrower operable casement sash flanked on the right. Both units incorporate colonial divided-lite muntin grids, configured with a twelve-lite pattern across the main picture unit and a six-lite pattern across the operable sash. The sash members present a light cream finish set inside a contoured exterior casing and sill profile. Crisp perimeter profiling and intermediate vertical mullions define the transition between the expansive viewing glass and the functional side ventilator.

The download is a 1.5 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.

Engineered for Autodesk Revit workflows, this family inserts directly into host walls with automatic rough opening cutouts. Standard window insertion procedures allow instant alignment within exterior elevations and floor plans. Users can adjust sill height offsets, control instance visibility, map project glass and frame materials, and generate accurate schedule takeoffs alongside standard architectural door and window schedules.

This window unit suits custom residential projects, suburban villas, boutique hospitality retreats, and heritage restoration designs where classic proportions and generous daylight are required. It pairs naturally with timber siding, stucco, and brick facades in primary living rooms, master bedrooms, and dining spaces. Specifiers frequently search for push-out casement units, picture combination windows, and multi-lite residential fenestration families when assembling coordinated exterior envelope packages.