About this asset

Modern timber double window Revit family built with twin vertical panes beneath a fixed upper transom row set in a warm brown frame. The window unit presents a balanced four-lite layout composed of two lower vertical lites paired with two square fixed upper transom lights. A rich reddish-brown timber frame outlines each glazed section, accentuated by clean rectilinear mullions and transoms. Deep frame profiles create pronounced exterior reveal shadows within the wall opening, while the dark glazing panels define the fenestration rhythm. The timber texture exhibits a warm woodgrain appearance across the frame and sash profiles, creating a crisp architectural presence suitable for standard punched-opening envelope designs.

The download is a 328 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.

As a wall-hosted Revit window family, this component inserts directly into vertical host walls, automatically generating the required structural wall opening. Users can align the sill height in elevations or section views and adjust frame materials within the family type parameters. The geometry provides crisp linework across plan views, elevations, and 3D perspectives, supporting documentation drawings as well as external BIM rendering workflows.

Suited for residential schemes, boutique hospitality chalets, and suburban office developments, this fenestration element works well in exterior building envelopes, living rooms, and private offices. It pairs naturally with rendered stucco, dark masonry, and exposed timber facades during design development and construction documentation phases. Designers searching for a double panel window, timber transom window, or punched opening glazed unit will find this family practical for populating exterior wall elevations.