About this asset

Traditional cottage double hung window Revit family featuring asymmetrical divided lites, multi-profile exterior trim, and clean glazing reveals. Modeled with classic cottage proportions, the single-wide unit displays an unequal sash split where the upper sash is shorter than the tall lower sash. Simulated divided lites divide the upper sash into four panes and the lower sash into six panes, providing a classic grid pattern. The window assembly includes detailed perimeter brickmould casing, an integrated sill projection, and crisp sash stiles and rails. Off-white finished frames contrast with the muted exterior trim, while transparent glazing panels define the internal and external daylight openings with clean geometric profiles.

The download is a 1.6 MB 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 native RFA component into a Revit project and place it directly into any vertical host wall. The window cuts the wall geometry automatically and aligns cleanly with interior and exterior finishes. Adjust sill heights or modify family type parameters via the Properties palette to coordinate rough opening dimensions, schedule tags, and material assignments across design development and construction documentation phases.

Suited for single-family residences, suburban developments, historic renovations, and boutique hospitality architecture, this sash unit integrates seamlessly into vernacular elevations. It complements lap siding, cedar shingles, stone veneer, and painted brickwork across front facades and private living spaces. Specifiers researching cottage double hung windows, traditional fenestration assemblies, or manufacturer-styled glazed openings will find this component ready for elevation rendering and window scheduling.