About this asset

This traditional arched window Revit family features a curved transom head over four vertical glazed panes set in a pale moulded frame. The assembly is composed of a semicircular arched upper lite resting above a rectilinear lower opening. A continuous horizontal transom profile separates the clear lunette from the four slender, vertically divided glazing units below. The perimeter frame features subtle moulded trim profiles defining the outer casing and the inner stop. Glazing is rendered transparent and flat within the narrow profile mullions, creating a clean fenestration element suited to period elevations. Proportions emphasise verticality, matching historical masonry openings with standard sill and lintel alignments.

The download is a 369 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 this native RFA file directly into your Revit project and place it into any basic wall geometry. Because it is standard wall-hosted content, the component automatically cuts the wall aperture and reveals casing trims on both exterior and interior faces. You can assign project materials to the frame, mullions, and glazing surfaces via standard family type properties.

This fenestration family is tailored for classical facade designs, heritage restorations, suburban villas, boutique hospitality retreats, and luxury residential projects. It coordinates smoothly alongside brick, stone masonry, or rendered stucco facades, enhancing exterior elevations and living room interior backdrops. Designers searching for semicircular head windows, arched sash units, Georgian fenestration, or historic facade apertures will find this component well suited for concept massing and technical architectural documentation.