About this asset

This traditional arched window Revit family features a multi-pane aluminium frame, a central paneled transom band, and a decorative red brick header. Modeled as an arched window unit hosted in an exterior wall, this assembly includes a decorative radiating fanlight head positioned over an intermediate transom panel. Below the solid spandrel band, the main glazing area is divided into a gridded multi-pane configuration with narrow aluminium mullions. The exterior face features a contrasting red masonry surround styled with radial voussoirs and a central keystone trim, resting atop a projecting horizontal exterior sill. The clear glazing, charcoal metal framing, and warm masonry surround provide realistic detail for exterior elevations.

The download is a 676 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 for insertion into wall elements within Revit, this family automatically generates the necessary wall opening and embeds the decorative arch trim flush with the exterior face. Standard practice involves placing the unit in plan or elevation, aligning the sill elevation to finished floor levels, and adjusting native material shaders for frame, glazing, and brick components via the family properties or material browser.

This opening component suits traditional residential architecture, historic restorations, institutional campus facilities, and heritage-style hospitality schemes. It pairs effectively with brick facades, stone quoin details, and classical cornices in schematic design through design development phases. Architects sourcing an arched window system, heritage divided lite glazing, or masonry-trimmed punched window opening will find this BIM element well-proportioned for high-resolution exterior views.