About this asset

This modern multi-bay project-out ribbon window Revit family features a raked head profile and slim white framing for dynamic building envelope glazing. The assembly comprises a continuous five-module ribbon configuration following an angled head condition. Each vertical unit is divided horizontally into a large fixed upper glazed pane and a compact bottom project-out sash for natural ventilation. Refined white frame profiles define the exterior mullions and perimeter framing, contrasted by transparent blue-tinted insulated glazing units. The proportional step-down across the five segments accommodates sloped rooflines, raked ceilings, or clerestory conditions while maintaining uniform sill heights and consistent transom alignments across adjacent openings.

The download is a 481 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 integration into native Revit projects, this wall-hosted family cuts host masonry, concrete, or framed partition walls automatically upon placement. Standard practice involves assigning project glass and aluminium materials via type or instance properties to align with overall facade specifications. Elevations and schedule views extract accurate rough openings, glazing surface areas, and transom heights for precise documentation sets.

Well suited for modern commercial offices, school classrooms, athletic facilities, and contemporary residential villas, this unit resolves facade conditions along sloping roof eaves or stairwells. Architects typically specify this style when designing continuous clerestory bands, perimeter light ribbons, or daylit corridors that require natural background airflow without compromising thermal envelope lines. It pairs cleanly with external rainscreen cladding, insulated metal panels, and exposed structural timber frames.