About this asset

Traditional arched church window modelled as a native Revit family featuring a gabled pediment with an embossed cross and divided glass panels. The window assembly showcases a classical ecclesiastical composition defined by a pitched pediment header resting above an arched opening. A debossed Latin cross emblem accents the central tympanum of the gabled cornice. Below the arched transom section, the lower aperture accommodates a hung sash frame with slender stiles and rails set against a protruding exterior sill. Rendered with pale cream casing and tinted glazing panes, the model combines prominent architectural trim profiles, deep shadow reveals, and integrated mullion detailing suitable for masonry wall openings.

The download is a 236 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.

Load the.rfa family directly into your Revit project environment to host the window component inside standard exterior walls. Check wall cavity cutouts, sill heights, and head reveals in elevation views. Adjust material parameters in the type properties to assign project-specific exterior casing finishes, sash paint, and glazing transparency before generating elevations or scheduling openings.

Appropriate for religious architecture, historic church renovations, chapels, and heritage restoration schemes. The element functions well on brick, stone, or stucco facade assemblies across institutional, community, and classical residential typologies. Designers specifying historic pedimented fenestration, gothic revival details, arched transom windows, or sacred architecture openings can deploy this component across schematic design sets, elevation sheets, and exterior renderings.