About this asset

This modern white casement window Revit family features a stacked two-lite configuration with an upper transom light and exterior sill profile. Designed with a clean, rectilinear profile, the window unit comprises an upper horizontal transom light positioned above a larger primary sash pane. Both lites are enclosed within a slender perimeter frame and separated by an intermediate horizontal transom bar. An integrated external sill projects beneath the lower edge to facilitate proper water runoff detailing in facade drawings. Rendered with translucent blue-tinted glazing and neutral white framing, the geometry provides crisp joint lines suitable for elevation extraction, standard building sections, and exterior BIM visualisations.

The download is a 205 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 family, the component automatically creates its own rectangular rough opening upon insertion into basic or compound wall assemblies. Users can align sill heights to project datum levels, duplicate family types to define custom frame dimensions, and adjust standard Revit material parameters for glazing and frame finishes to match project specification schedules.

Suited for contemporary residential architecture, townhouse developments, student housing, and commercial office schemes, this glazed opening integrates seamlessly into exterior envelope designs. Architects frequently incorporate this configuration into bedrooms, utility rooms, and service corridors requiring operable ventilation via upper hoppers. The versatile design pairs naturally with brickwork, render facades, or metal rainscreen cladding across all technical design and documentation phases.