About this asset

This classic forty-five degree bay window Revit family provides a projecting multi-pane glazed unit detailed with an integrated hip canopy and sill brackets. The window assembly features a canted bay geometry set at forty-five-degree projection angles from the exterior wall face. A broad central picture window is flanked by two angled side casements, each framed with clean sash profiles. Above the glazing, an integrated sloping hip canopy roof caps the bay structure with traditional cornice trim. Below, a moulded sill transitions into exterior supporting brackets that ground the cantilevered form. The three-sided envelope balances clear glass apertures against structural perimeter mullions, creating depth on exterior facade elevations.

The download is a 184 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.

Load the RFA component directly into Autodesk Revit project templates to place it into standard vertical host walls. The wall opening automatically cuts through exterior claddings, cavity layers, and interior finishes. Standard family type parameters allow architects to assign subcategory visibility and map frame, glazing, and roof cap materials for seamless BIM scheduling and realistic architectural renderings.

Suited to residential architecture including detached houses, suburban villas, townhouses, and heritage renovations, this canted bay window adds spatial depth to living rooms, breakfast nooks, and master bedrooms. Designers specifying projecting fenestration, oriel windows, and traditional glazed facade extensions can pair this unit with exterior timber siding, brick masonry, or smooth render wall systems across schematic design and planning documentation phases.