About this asset

Traditional timber casement window Revit family featuring an integrated top ventilator unit and divided lites for residential elevations. Crafted after vernacular Indian joinery patterns, this window family comprises a solid timber frame sectioned into operable shutter bays with an integrated top ventilator transom. The configuration designated as 2C incorporates multilite glazed shutters alongside optional lower fixed lites and external timber trim profiles. Mullions and transoms provide distinct pane subdivisions suited for regional climate ventilation control. Dark wooden framing with glass inserts ensures proper architectural expression across exterior wall elevations, detailing precise frame rebates and operable sash delineations directly visible in coordinated project views.

The download is a 3.2 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.

Load the RFA component directly into your Autodesk Revit project environment and insert it along exterior wall hosts. Being a wall-hosted window family, it cuts wall assemblies automatically and aligns to standard floor or sill levels. Material parameters allow easy mapping of interior and exterior timber finishes along with glazing transmittance properties for realistic rendering and accurate quantity takeoffs.

This assembly is suited for traditional residential developments, heritage conservation schemes, vernacular villas, and hospitality resorts where regional fenestration aesthetics are specified. It pairs naturally with masonry blockwork, plastered exterior brick, and timber door sets. Architects specifying regional residential fenestration, ventilating clerestory units, or classical timber frame windows can schedule sizes across schematic design, planning documentation, and construction drawing packages with consistent graphic representation.