About this asset

Traditional timber triple window Revit family featuring an arched transom light and divided muntin grilles, built for residential architecture. The window assembly features a three-panel lower configuration flanked by an arched segmented transom overhead. Each rectangular lower sash is divided by interior muntins into an eight-pane grid pattern, providing classic proportions and detailing. The curved lunette head above mirrors the three-bay division with vertically aligned muntin bars creating six additional glazed sectors. Finished in a warm timber tone with clear glazing, the outer frame profile incorporates standard exterior trim moulding suitable for traditional wall assemblies and exterior facade articulation.

The download is a 246 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.

In Autodesk Revit, load this RFA family directly into project templates or active models to insert into standard host wall types. The family automatically generates the appropriate rough opening cut in basic and composite walls. Assign project-specific finish materials to the frame, sash, and glass subcategories through the Family Types dialogue to coordinate exterior rendering and schedule fenestration accurately across drawing sheets.

This arched fenestration unit suits single-family houses, villas, townhouses, and historic country cottages where traditional or neo-classical facade proportions are required. It serves effectively in double-height living rooms, formal dining areas, master suites, or grand entrance stairwells. Architectural designers frequently specify this arched multi-lite transom configuration alongside wood siding, classic stucco, or exposed red brick envelopes to maintain period-appropriate elevations in planning documentation and BIM presentation models.