About this asset

This traditional arched window Revit family features a dual-sash profile crowned with decorative angled tracery within a curved frame. Visually defined by its rounded arch head and geometric top muntins, the window comprises two tall vertical glazed lites beneath a symmetrical angled tracery pattern. The extruded frame displays a profiled cream perimeter with mitered sill and jamb joints, giving substantial visual depth against exterior wall finishes. Each glazing pane is separated by a central vertical mullion that meets the bifurcated upper tracery bars, mimicking classic vernacular or Gothic Revival fenestration details. The crisp geometry delivers clear shadow lines across exterior facades while maintaining refined internal reveals.

The download is a 389 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.

Supplied as an RFA component, the window family is designed to be loaded directly into Revit project templates and placed into host wall systems. Architects can align the sill height relative to finish floor levels, duplicate type parameters to assign custom interior and exterior material finishes, and verify proper coarse, medium, and fine graphic display settings for clean elevation tags and plan cut representations.

This specialty window asset suits historic residential restorations, heritage villa designs, church conversions, and high-end transitional single-family homes. Suitable from early concept elevations through detailed facade documentation, it complements classical exterior brickwork, rendered masonry, and timber cladding. Practitioners searching for arched casement windows, Gothic Revival fenestration, or historic shaped wall openings will find it an adaptable addition to architectural facade libraries.