About this asset

Glazed with faceted triangular panels, this modern octagonal skylight Revit family introduces overhead daylight through a crisp geometric frame. The rooflight features an eight-sided polygonal curb supporting eight triangular glazed facets that taper upward into a central peak. Slender mullions delineate each facet, providing structural articulation while maximising clear light transmission. A clean perimeter kerb creates a defined base transition between the glazing and the host roof assembly. Rendered with translucent glazed surfaces and neutral grey perimeter framing, the unit exhibits balanced proportions suitable for daylighting large interior spaces without overwhelming the surrounding roofscape geometry.

The download is a 430 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 architectural BIM workflows in Revit, the component can be loaded directly into standard project environments. Place the family onto an appropriate roof host or slab surface, verifying kerb height, opening cut-outs, and structural clearances in section views. Assign custom glass and frame materials through the family type parameters to match project specification schedules and rendering pipeline standards.

Geometric roof apertures function effectively across modern residential villas, corporate lobbies, hotel atriums, and institutional libraries. Positioned above central stairwells, circulation corridors, or dining halls, this octagonal roof window washes core rooms in uniform natural illumination. Architects and visualisers frequently search for pyramid skylights, octagonal roof lights, glazed roof lanterns, and daylighting apertures when resolving top-lit building envelopes and ceiling plans.