About this asset

This modern window Revit family features a brown finished frame with a tall fixed upper lite positioned over a lower awning sash. Defined by clean geometric lines, this composite unit pairs a generous fixed vision glass panel on top with a compact operable awning sash below. A slender brown-toned frame bounds both panels, incorporating a horizontal transom bar that cleanly divides the upper daylight opening from the lower ventilation section. Clear glazing panels sit recessed within the perimeter profile, offering unobstructed sightlines through the primary pane while maintaining standard reveal depths on the exterior facade. The structural proportions emphasize verticality, providing ample daylight admission alongside functional low-level air circulation.

The download is a 461 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 as a wall-hosted Revit family, the component cuts cleanly into standard basic wall assemblies upon insertion. Architectural teams can place the unit directly into exterior wall types, adjust sill heights, and configure material assignments for frame finishes and glazing within project type properties. Elevation tags and plan cuts automatically display standard fenestration symbology for clear construction documentation.

Suited to residential townhouses, multifamily developments, and boutique commercial offices, this fenestration unit functions effectively in bedrooms, living areas, and circulation corridors where controllable passive ventilation is required below large vision glass. Specifiers looking for a transom window, awning lite combination, or punched-opening glazed assembly can integrate this family into facade layouts alongside complementary curtain walls or single casements during design development.