About this asset

Contemporary multi-pane glazing defines this timber window Revit family, featuring an asymmetric arrangement with a top awning sash for natural airflow. Constructed with a clear light timber frame, the unit features a wide composite layout divided into multiple glazing lites. Flanking full-height side lights frame a wide central panoramic pane, topped by an integrated clerestory transom zone. A horizontal awning fanlight sits centered above the primary central glass, bordered by two smaller fixed top lites. The external perimeter exhibits a slender sill profile and continuous outer jambs, providing a defined reveal depth. Transom and mullion profiles separate each glass unit cleanly, producing a balanced horizontal proportion suited to expansive exterior wall openings.

The download is a 471 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 standard wall-hosted Revit component, load this RFA file directly into your project environment to cut window openings cleanly into basic or compound wall assemblies. Align sill heights across exterior elevations, set glass transparency and tint in material settings, and assign internal or external wood finish materials to match interior joinery specifications for consistent plan tags, section cuts, and schedules.

This composite fenestration unit suits contemporary residential homes, coastal cottages, suburban villas, and boutique hospitality chalets. Position it in living rooms, master bedrooms, or dining areas where wide outward views and upper ventilation are desired simultaneously. In architectural documentation, it integrates into exterior elevation sets, fenestration schedules, and interior daylighting studies alongside matching timber entry doors, sliding patio portals, and timber louvres.