About this asset

Gothic circular trefoil window modelled as a Revit family, featuring profiled masonry tracery framing divided glazing apertures. This circular Gothic tracery window combines an outer profiled stone surround with an internal trefoil motif. The stone frame exhibits carved concentric mouldings, framing three conjoined circular lobes that define the primary glazed opening. Additional peripheral triangular piercings accentuate the outer perimeter, echoing traditional Gothic Revival ecclesiastical fenestration. Finished in a light grey limestone masonry texture with subtle jointing, the assembly houses planar glass inserts that capture natural daylight while maintaining period-accurate proportions and detailing across elevations and section cuts.

The download is a 440 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.

Designed for Revit workflows, this RFA family can be loaded directly into architectural project templates. Users can host the component within exterior wall assemblies, where it cuts its opening cleanly. Assign project-specific stone and glazing materials through the family type or instance properties to align with visualization shaders or specification schedules across elevations, sections, and BIM documentation.

Ideal for Gothic Revival residences, heritage conservation projects, collegiate architecture, chapels, and boutique hospitality renovations. The unit serves as an eye-catching clerestory, gable-end feature, or monumental stairwell fenestration element. Professionals searching for round stone windows, Gothic rose windows, trefoil tracery fenestration, or historic masonry openings can incorporate this asset seamlessly alongside rusticated ashlar cladding, steep timber roof trusses, and classical ornamental moulding details.