About this asset

Modern half-hexagon glazed window Revit family featuring slim dark metal framing and subdivided geometric panes, wall-hosted for architectural facades. Featuring a distinct semi-hexagonal silhouette, this architectural window unit provides a non-standard geometric profile for custom exterior elevations. The assembly incorporates a slender dark metal perimeter frame that outlines the tapered polygonal geometry. Internal glazing bars divide the transparent glass panes into three distinct sections, including a tall vertical mullion dividing the central section and a lower horizontal transom on the tall jamb side. The clean mitred junctions and minimal profile depths ensure crisp junction lines against solid wall apertures while maximizing daylight transmission.

The download is a 563 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 seamless integration into Revit project environments, this wall-hosted window family inserts directly into basic or composite host walls, cutting standard rough openings automatically. Users can align the base elevation to project levels, coordinate sill heights, and verify exterior-interior orientation in floor plan views. Material parameters allow quick assignment of custom framing finishes and specific glazing transparency presets for accurate rendering and window scheduling.

Well suited for contemporary residential projects, boutique hospitality spaces, and custom attic conversions, this geometric glazing component provides accent daylighting under sloped rooflines and pitched gable walls. Architects frequently pair half-hexagon apertures with angled ceilings, double-height stairwells, and clerestory levels where standard rectangular fenestration cannot follow roof profiles. It serves effectively in bespoke facade designs, studio lofts, and modern villa elevations requiring unique architectural window geometry.