About this asset

Craftsman-style white glazed multi-pane window Revit family featuring an upper transom grid hosted within an exterior wall assembly. This Craftsman-style fixed window unit features a continuous five-bay horizontal layout with distinct upper and lower glazing divisions. The lower section comprises five elongated vertical glass lites, separated by slender mullions. Above, the transom portion mirrors the five-section division, with each bay subdivided into a six-pane rectangular grid pattern characteristic of Arts and Crafts architectural detailing. The clean white perimeter frame includes an integrated bottom sill profile that ties into exterior wall openings, providing balanced daylighting while accentuating horizontal exterior elevation lines.

The download is a 256 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 project environments and insert it into any standard architectural wall. As a wall-hosted family, it automatically generates clean wall cutouts and wraps finishes according to host type parameters. Review sill heights, frame offsets, and coarse-to-fine detail level representations in plan, elevation, and 3D views to verify drafting alignments across construction documentation sets and daylight studies.

Ideal for residential architecture, bungalow restorations, heritage extensions, and suburban residential developments, this Craftsman window suits living rooms, dining spaces, sunrooms, and home offices. It pairs seamlessly with lap siding, shaker shingle exteriors, stone bases, and traditional timber trim. Architects and BIM modelers frequently search for multi-lite fixed windows, Arts and Crafts glazing units, clerestory assemblies, and traditional wall-hosted fenestration when developing high-character elevation studies and permit sets.