About this asset

Featuring an ogival Gothic profile, this pointed arch window Revit family provides a wall-hosted glazing unit with exterior moulding and a transom bar. The window assembly features a traditional pointed arch profile set within a matching profiled perimeter trim. Its lower glazed section is divided into two vertical panels by a slender central mullion, sitting above a projecting bottom sill. A horizontal transom bar separates the lower lights from a pointed fixed arched transom above. The geometry is defined by clean, host-cutting reveals and distinct sash and frame offsets, presenting accurate cut and elevation lines suitable for architectural linework without excessive polycount or redundant ornamental geometry.

The download is a 297 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.

As a wall-hosted Revit window family, this component automatically cuts an opening when placed into basic or compound host walls. Users can insert the component in plan or elevation, adjust sill height parameters, and assign project-specific materials to the frame, trim, and glazing subcategories within the host model to ensure coherent rendering and scheduling across all view templates.

This lancet-style glazed unit suits heritage restorations, ecclesiastical architecture, neo-Gothic estates, custom residential villas, and period-inspired hospitality schemes. It integrates cleanly into masonry, stone, and rendered brick exterior facades, pairing naturally with classical cornices, stone quoining, and steep-pitched gables. Modelers frequently look up gothic arched window, pointed transom window, and historic wall opening families when building detailed exterior elevations for concept presentations and working drawing documentation packages.