About this asset

Traditional arched glazed window Revit family featuring a decorative radial sunburst fanlight and a sixteen-pane rectangular lower sash assembly. The component presents a tall, vertically proportioned window defined by a semicircular arch head resting on a standard rectangular frame. Its upper transom incorporates a decorative fanlight composed of eight radiating petal-form tracery spokes emanating from a central semicircular hub. Below the dividing transom bar, the main glazed area is partitioned by slender muntin profiles into a symmetrical grid of sixteen rectangular panes arranged in four columns across four rows. Thin external perimeter framing maintains an elegant, lightweight visual profile characteristic of historic ironwork or timber conservatories.

The download is a 246 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 as a native Revit window component, the family inserts directly into architectural wall hosts with automatic opening cutouts. Material definitions for both the framing members and the glazing panes can be assigned through standard material parameters in the type properties dialog. It populates cleanly in elevations, interior perspectives, and schedule views, generating clear line weights in hidden-line drawing modes.

This window style suits Victorian and Edwardian residential restorations, classical orangery additions, glasshouses, and botanical garden structures. It also serves boutique hospitality interiors, such as garden room restaurants, classic hotel tea rooms, and spa pavilions seeking heritage character. Visualisers and architects can incorporate it into exterior facade studies or heritage planning documentation requiring authentic period fenestration and decorative archway motifs.