About this asset

This modern fixed trapezoid window Revit family features a raked head profile designed for clerestory glazing and sloped ceiling junctions. Defined by its non-standard geometric profile, this unit incorporates a vertical jamb on one side, a shorter vertical leg on the opposing side, a horizontal sill, and an angled top rail following a sloped roofline. The frame geometry encloses a single uninterrupted pane of glass within clean extruded profiles. The sharp planar transitions accommodate rake angles commonly found in vaulted gable walls or contemporary mono-pitch architecture, creating a clean transitional boundary between exterior envelope framing and interior wall finishes.

The download is a 236 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 native Autodesk Revit RFA component, the family imports cleanly into project environments and schedules seamlessly with standard window categories. Modelers can map project-specific glass and frame materials through standard object styles or type properties. The lightweight file size ensures swift viewport navigation and clean vector linework across plan, section, and elevation sheets without bloating project files.

Well suited for contemporary residential projects, mountain chalets, and boutique commercial spaces, this special shape window accommodates cathedral ceilings, loft conversions, and gable-end daylighting. Architects and BIM coordinators can combine it with rectangular casement or picture windows beneath, or place it beneath sloping eaves to maximise clerestory natural light. It fits naturally into project documentation, elevations, wall sections, and architectural schedules requiring custom fenestration geometry.