About this asset

Mid-century asymmetric glazed window modelled as a Revit family, featuring offset mullion divisions and an integrated sill profile. This window unit features an asymmetrical multi-lite configuration inspired by Prairie School and modernist fenestration patterns. The frame is finished in a neutral grey tone, housing clear glass panes subdivided by slender vertical and horizontal mullions. A narrow side bay features a low horizontal divider, while the larger adjacent bay incorporates an elevated transom bar. At the base, an extended dark charcoal external sill anchors the unit against the rough opening, creating clean shadow lines and precise architectural articulation across exterior elevations.

The download is a 184 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 seamless integration into architectural BIM workflows, this Revit family inserts directly into standard wall assemblies to generate accurate openings. Users can place the unit along exterior wall faces, adjust host wall thickness, and map native materials for frame finishes and glazing transparency. The geometry renders cleanly in shaded, consistent colors, and photorealistic views while coordinating with window schedules.

Well suited for custom residential villas, mid-century renovations, boutique hotels, and pavilion architecture, this unit brings geometric interest to modern facades. Architects can specify it for living rooms, corner studies, or double-height corridors, pairing it with brickwork, smooth render, or vertical timber cladding. The component serves as an effective search match for prairie style window, modernist divided lite window, horizontal transom fenestration, and architectural feature glazing.