About this asset

Designed for traditional architecture, this white arched window Revit family features multi-lite glazing and a prominent projecting sill profile. This arched window unit features a semicircular round-top profile bordered by pronounced white exterior casing. The glazed area is subdivided by symmetrical vertical and horizontal muntin bars, forming a multi-pane grid that adapts gracefully into the curved upper head. Below the glazed sash, a substantial exterior projecting sill anchors the aperture, providing architectural depth against exterior wall finishes. Clean geometric construction defines the perimeter trim, inner reveal, and glazing pane, creating clear shadow lines suited to heritage and classically inspired exterior elevations.

The download is a 164 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 family, the component cuts cleanly into standard compound walls upon placement. Users can adjust sill height elevations directly in project views or coordinate casing alignments in elevation drawings. Glazing transparency and frame material parameters can be mapped within Revit's material browser to match custom exterior cladding palettes, enabling consistent graphic representations across both documentation sheets and rendering passes.

Suited to residential villas, period renovations, townhouses, and boutique hospitality facades, this arched window adds historical character to classical and neoclassical building envelopes. It integrates seamlessly into living room facades, grand master suites, and double-height entrance foyers, pairing well with stone quoins, brick masonry, and decorative mouldings. Architects and specifiers frequently select round top fenestration, arched casement units, and traditional divided-lite glazed apertures for heritage restoration and bespoke home designs.