About this asset

Engineered for modern building envelopes, this Revit family features a dual-lite sliding window positioned directly above a bottom awning sash. This window assembly is composed of clean-lined grey framing, detailed with an upper dual-pane horizontal slider and a wide bottom awning unit. The upper portion incorporates two side-by-side operable glazed sashes separated by a vertical mullion, offering balanced daylighting and natural cross-ventilation. A low-profile horizontal transom rail demarcates the lower awning sash, which features a wide aspect ratio suited for low-level airflow. Extruded frames show defined profile reveals, accurate glass rebates, and clean perimeters appropriate for exterior architectural documentation and elevation rendering.

The download is a 461 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.

Load the RFA component directly into your Revit project and place it hosted into exterior wall assemblies. Standard wall openings cut automatically upon insertion. Adjust frame finishes, glass material parameters, and sill alignments through the family type properties to match specific exterior cladding conditions, ensuring seamless integration into scheduled window assemblies and construction drawing sets.

Suited to multi-family residential schemes, modern suburban houses, boutique hotels, and light commercial developments, this window configuration fits bedrooms, living spaces, and home office suites. It pairs cleanly with composite metal cladding, rendered masonry, and timber rainscreens. Architects and specifiers frequently look for composite sash fenestration, operable horizontal slider families, and ventilation transom units when detailing fenestration packages for domestic and mixed-use projects.