About this asset

Traditional wood casement window family for Revit, featuring a multi-lite double leaf configuration with an integrated top ventilator and wooden trim. Designed according to traditional regional joinery specifications, this window unit features a dual shutter arrangement framed in timber with an integrated upper ventilator section. The sash assembly includes multi-pane glazing bars across the active leaves, complemented by an overhead transom vent for natural cross-ventilation. Surrounding external trim and structural timber casing define the outer frame. Subdivided lights provide classical proportions, whilst operable shutters and ventilator lites create a functional fenestration component suited to authentic heritage or regional architectural facade detailing.

The download is a 3.1 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.

Supplied as a native Revit window family (.rfa), this wall-hosted component inserts directly into standard Revit wall hosts, automatically creating the rough opening. Users can adjust sill heights and assign materials for the timber framing, sash components, and glazing via family type or instance parameters. In technical drawings, the family displays clean linework in plan, section, and elevation view projections.

This fenestration family is intended for residential houses, heritage conservation schemes, institutional buildings, and regional hospitality projects requiring authentic vernacular detailing. The multi-lite shutter and ventilator format integrates into living rooms, bedrooms, and traditional courtyard facades. Specifiers searching for Banarasi window types, timber clerestory vent windows, South Asian joinery families, and traditional louvered casement openings will find this component directly applicable to both schematic facade studies and detailed BIM documentation.