About this asset

Modelled for residential elevations, this classic push-out awning window Revit family features a six-lite divided grid framed by moulded profile trim. The assembly represents a single-wide, single-high unit configuration defined by a wide horizontal aspect ratio. A heavy exterior casing surrounds the unit, detailed with stepped architectural profiling along the head, jambs, and projecting sill. Centred within the sage green perimeter casing, an off-white inner sash accommodates a three-wide by two-high divided lite layout. Cleanly resolved muntin profiles intersect across the glazing surface, simulating traditional divided glass panes. The light blue aperture infill depicts double-pane insulated glazing, establishing accurate shadow relief between the exterior face of the sash frame and the glass line.

The download is a 1004 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 component directly into architectural project templates to host it into standard exterior compound wall assemblies. The family cuts precise wall openings with associated rough opening tolerances and reveals. Component geometry coordinates cleanly across plan views, elevations, and sections, projecting symbolic linework and cut patterns automatically for tender documentation, window schedules, and quantity takeoffs.

Suitable for custom residential estates, multi-family housing, and boutique hospitality architecture, this fenestration unit coordinates effortlessly with craftsman, cottage, and traditional facade treatments. Designers commonly insert awning units above fixed picture windows or integrate them into master bathrooms, kitchens, and basements where upper ventilation is required. It pairs reliably with masonry brick veneers, lap siding, and stone water tables during detailed schematic design and construction documentation phases.