About this asset

Awning window Revit family configured as a three-wide by two-high unit with colonial divided lites and profiled exterior trim. The assembly consists of a composite frame holding six individual awning sash units arranged in a three-wide by two-high grid. Each sash incorporates rectangular divided lites arranged in a six-pane muntin pattern over clear glass. Surrounding the glazed panels, profiled exterior casing details border the outer perimeter with structural vertical mullions and an intermediate horizontal transom bar separating the operating units. Sashes display clean off-white inner frames nestled inside muted neutral framing components, balancing traditional window fenestration detailing with architectural cladding profiles.

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.

As a native Revit family, the window can be placed directly into standard host wall types across floor plans or exterior elevations. Users can adjust sill heights, manage material assignments for framing, sash, and glazing subcategories through the type properties, and coordinate tag callouts on window schedules. Two-dimensional symbolic linework ensures clean visibility in architectural sections and elevations without unnecessary polygon overhead.

Suited for residential facades, coastal villas, townhouses, and country estates requiring expansive fenestration with traditional proportioning. Architects specify this six-unit configuration above kitchen counters, in living rooms, or within high-ceiling dining spaces to maximize natural daylighting and controllable ventilation. The unit coordinates smoothly with lap siding, masonry cavity walls, and exterior insulation systems in detailed construction documentation and architectural visualisations.