About this asset

Gothic stone two-light window provided as a Revit family, featuring decorative cusped tracery arches and rectangular multi-pane grid glazing. This architectural window unit incorporates a paired lancet configuration set within a rectangular moulded stone surround. Each light terminates in an ornate cusped tracery arch, supported by a central dividing mullion. Behind the tracery heads, the glazed panels feature an extensive grid of dark muntin bars forming classic quarry-style multi-pane glazing. The lower section includes a solid moulded apron panel below the sill, while detailed outer profiles define the masonry opening, offering crisp historic articulation suitable for classical stonework facades and heritage masonry assemblies.

The download is a 1.1 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 directly into your Revit project environment to insert into standard host walls. The wall-hosted geometry establishes precise opening cutouts, allowing seamless placement across elevation views, floor plans, and schedules. Customise material assets for stone surrounds, dark framework, and transparent glazing within type properties, ensuring coordinated performance across conceptual massing, detailed construction documentation, and Enscape or V-Ray facade renderings.

Designed specifically for historic preservation, ecclesiastical commissions, institutional libraries, and period-style residential estates. This component integrates effectively alongside carved sandstone cladding, ashlar masonry, timber roof trusses, and classical colonnades. Designers looking for gothic revival windows, church traceried fenestration, or historic mullioned windows will find this Revit family ideal for generating authentic exterior elevations, contextual additions, and realistic architectural visualisations across all project phases.