About this asset

Designed for traditional facades, this Revit family features a five-wide 45-degree bay window assembly with divided lites and framed casement sashes. The assembly consists of a five-wide bay projection configured at forty-five-degree flanking angles. Three central front-facing casement lites sit alongside two angled return units, providing panoramic light intake and architectural depth. Each tall casement sash features horizontal dividing muntins that yield three stacked vertical panes, accented by contoured exterior profile trim and an integrated bottom sill. The dual-tone finish pairs pale off-white interior sash frames against subtle sage trim profiles, creating crisp shadow lines and distinct articulation across the overall facade projection.

The download is a 3.2 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.

As a native Revit window component, the family inserts directly into host wall assemblies to cut clean wall openings. Users can align the sill height, verify head elevations across facade drawings, and adjust glass or timber material assignments via family parameters. The clean linework ensures accurate representations in both 2D elevation documentation and rendered 3D views.

This expansive bay unit serves traditional and transitional residential schemes, including single-family houses, countryside villas, and suburban developments. It functions exceptionally well in master suites, dining alcoves, and living rooms, pairing naturally with horizontal lap siding or brick veneer. Specifiers searching for casement bay windows, five-unit projections, or multi-panel facade glazing will find this component ideal for complete exterior architectural schedules.