Classic Grey Segmental Arched Picture Window

Classic segmental arched picture window Revit family delivers a wide multi-lite clerestory configuration for exterior wall assemblies in Revit. Designed with an elongated horizontal aspect ratio, this wall-hosted fenestration unit features a tripartite lower division anchored by a central narrower module flanked by two wide picture panels. Across the upper section, a sweeping segmental arch mullion delineates three matching lunette or transom lites, creating a continuous curved daylighting profile beneath the rectangular structural rough opening. Framing elements display a clean, uniform grey finish framing light blue reflective glazing surfaces. The slender profile of the intermediate mullions maximizes light transmission while maintaining distinct structural divisions across the wide glazed aperture.

The download is a 174 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.

In Revit, load this window family directly into the project environment and insert it into any standard vertical wall host. Verify sill height and rough opening dimensions to ensure proper wall cutouts and structural head clearances. Assign project-specific materials to the frame and glass subcategories through the Family Types dialogue, and check plan, elevation, and section display rules for coordinated drawing output across architectural sheet sets.

Suited to residential villas, traditional estates, and hospitality reception lounges, this asset complements spaces requiring expansive exterior views and abundant daylighting beneath ceiling lines. Architects specifying arched picture windows, tripartite clerestories, or transom-topped panoramic glazing can deploy this component in concept design through construction documentation. It integrates naturally with brick veneers, rendered masonry, and timber cladding systems, pairing effectively with surrounding casement pairs or French exterior doors.