About this asset

Designed for traditional architecture, this double hung window Revit family features a sixteen-lite divided muntin grid with classic exterior casing trim. The window assembly showcases a square studio sash configuration divided into a four-by-four grid of sixteen individual lites. Profiled muntin bars create clean shadow lines against the glazed panels, offering a tailored period appearance. Surrounding the sash, multi-layered exterior casing moulding provides an architectural brickmould detail that frames the opening cleanly against exterior wall assemblies. The crisp white inner sash frame contrasts subtly with the muted perimeter trim, while the broad bottom rail and slim vertical stiles replicate authentic historic timber joinery proportions across exterior building elevations.

The download is a 1.5 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.

As a native Revit window component, the family inserts directly into host walls, automatically cutting openings with clean reveal junctions. Users can place the unit into typical exterior wall types, adjust sill heights, and verify rough opening dimensions in schedule views. Glazing and finish materials are managed through standard family parameters, streamlining coordination between detailed elevation sheets, floor plans, and presentation renderings.

This studio window unit fits traditional residences, colonial revivals, custom farmhouses, and heritage preservation projects. It serves effectively in living rooms, formal dining spaces, home libraries, and study suites requiring balanced daylight and historic charm. Designers frequently search for divided lite studio sash, residential double hung glazing, and multi-pane casement windows when producing facade documentation and elevation studies for boutique hospitality villas or luxury suburban homes.