About this asset

Arched geometric glazing defines this classic quarter round top window Revit family, featuring a curved upper head profile and integrated perimeter trim. This window unit features a vertical jamb on one flank meeting an arched quarter-circle transition at the top corner, establishing an asymmetric profile tailored for paired or accent compositions. Surrounding the perimeter, profiled exterior trim adds dimensional shadow lines against adjacent wall cladding. The interior glazing cutout is framed by consistent sash rails and stiles, maintaining proportional sightlines across the curvilinear and straight segments. Designed with single-lite glazing without internal muntin divisions, the geometry provides an unencumbered sightline while delivering clear structural outlines in both orthographic elevations and three-dimensional representations.

The download is a 102 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.

Designed for standard wall-hosted insertion in Revit, this component embeds into host walls while generating precise opening cuts and infill schedules. Architects can place the family directly along exterior host assemblies, adjust head and sill heights via standard properties, and map distinct finishes to the glazing, sash, and exterior casing layers for accurate rendering and technical documentation.

Suited to residential architecture, hospitality schemes, and heritage restoration projects, this shaped window complements classic elevations, gabled facades, and arched porticos. Designers frequently specify quarter-round windows flanking central rectangular transoms, accenting double-height stair towers, or capping multi-unit assemblies. The distinct curvilinear unit coordinates cleanly with timber weatherboarding, brick masonry, and rendered masonry facades across detailed planning drawings and building envelope documentation.