About this asset

This traditional multi-lite awning window Revit family features a three-wide by two-high combined configuration with divided lite glazing panels. The assembly depicts a six-unit composite window arrangement set in a rigid structural frame with integrated vertical and horizontal mullions. Each of the six rectangular casements houses divided lite glazing configured in a two-by-three pane pattern, generating thirty-six individual lites across the overall facade element. Outer frame members and interior sashes display crisp stepped profiles with defined perimeter moulding. The muted exterior frame finish contrasts subtly with pale sash framing, creating a balanced fenestration pattern suitable for punched wall openings or ribbon configurations requiring rhythmic articulation and classic proportion.

The download is a 1.6 MB 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.

Delivered as a native Revit window component, the family inserts directly into host wall assemblies with automatic opening cuts. Architectural teams can place the unit within exterior curtain or masonry partitions, coordinate head and sill heights across levels, and adjust parameter schedules for glass specification, thermal performance, and frame materials without disrupting project geometry.

Well suited for high-end residential estates, suburban multi-family developments, and boutique hospitality projects, this multi-unit awning assembly suits elevations seeking classic craftsman or colonial proportions. The composite glazing layout complements masonry cladding, horizontal lap siding, and stone veneers on prominent street-facing facades. Specifiers frequently incorporate multi-wide awning combinations in dining rooms, living areas, and clerestory zones requiring expansive daylighting alongside controlled ventilation.