About this asset

Designed as a native Revit family, this traditional white fixed window features an expansive lower glazed section crowned by detailed craftsman grilles. This window assembly presents a broad horizontal opening embedded within a structural wall host. The aperture is divided horizontally into a large lower viewing tier and a shorter upper transom-style band. Five vertical glass lites span the lower portion, providing unobstructed sightlines, while the upper band showcases intricate geometric muntin patterns characteristic of craftsman architecture. The profile is finished in clean white framing, enclosing translucent glazing panels. Crisp exterior trim surrounds the entire unit, providing defined boundary lines against the adjacent vertical wall surface.

The download is a 215 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.

As a wall-hosted Revit family, the component automatically cuts its host upon placement in project elevations or plan views. Users can configure sill heights, adjust materials via type or instance properties, and integrate the opening into facade schedules. Standard Revit graphic display options allow clean line representation in technical documentation and coordinated elevation tags.

Suited for residential architecture, cottage schemes, suburban townhouses, and boutique hospitality projects, this unit works well across living rooms, dining spaces, and master suites. The design coordinates effortlessly with clapboard siding, masonry exteriors, and traditional interior architraves. Specifiers frequently search for multi-lite picture windows, craftsman transom glazing, architectural clerestory windows, and residential wall-hosted window families when preparing schematic designs and tender packages.