About this asset

Traditional combination picture and casement window Revit family featuring divided lites and an integrated right-hand flanker sash. This window unit pairs an expansive fixed picture lite on the left with an operable right flanker casement sash. The wide picture pane incorporates a four-by-three divided-lite grille grid, complemented by a matching two-by-three grille profile on the narrower side unit. Subtle exterior profiling surrounds the outer frame, while interior sashes are defined by crisp rectangular rails and stiles finished in cream white against tinted glazing. An integrated mullion neatly divides the stationary glass area from the casement frame, presenting an authentic architectural proportion for elevated fenestration packages.

The download is a 1.7 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 this component directly into Revit wall hosts. Position it within standard vertical host assemblies and assign wall thickness cuts automatically. Subcategory lines manage elevation visibility, allowing clean drafting linework across exterior views and floor plan cut planes. Material takeoffs can be driven by linking glass, casing, and sash subcategories into practice schedules.

Well suited for residential design, boutique hospitality retreats, and suburban multi-family developments where ample daylight and controlled ventilation are required simultaneously. The asymmetric picture-and-operable configuration works effectively in living rooms, dining nooks, and master bedrooms facing garden views. Designers searching for divided-lite glazing units, composite fenestration assemblies, or operable side lites can schedule this unit cleanly alongside standard punched openings.