About this asset

Arched multi-pane glazing defines this traditional timber Revit window family, styled with warm brown framing and decorative moulding. This wall-hosted window unit features an arched top profile complemented by a pronounced exterior head trim and sill moulding. The sash assembly is detailed with rich brown wood framing and divided glazing bars that segment the glass into balanced rectangular lights. Below or alongside the arched upper transom, double casement panels provide defined sightlines, replicating classical joinery details. Its exterior surround provides crisp depth against masonry or rendered exterior walls, making it visually distinct in elevation views and building renders.

The download is a 3.4 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.

Designed for insertion into standard Revit wall hosts, the RFA family cuts exterior wall geometries automatically upon placement. Users can adjust sill height, head height, and standard positioning offsets through element properties to align with structural lintels. Material parameters allow customization of interior and exterior sash finishes, frame timber, and glazing translucency to match custom render palettes and schedule requirements across documentation sheets.

Suited to heritage restorations, colonial revivals, bespoke residential villas, and boutique hospitality properties, this classical arched fenestration fits master suites, formal living areas, and facade elevations. It pairs naturally with brickwork, stucco cladding, and decorative stone cornices during schematic facade studies and construction documentation. Architects specifying arched casement timber windows or multi-pane heritage glazing will find this family straightforward to populate across exterior wall schedules.