Traditional White Timber Multi-Lite Window

Engineered for detailed facade documentation, this traditional white timber multi-lite window Revit family features vertical mullions and an exterior sill. The unit presents a rectilinear multi-bay opening defined by substantial white perimeter framing and a projected bottom sill. Seven vertical glass bays are split horizontally near the upper third by a continuous cross transom, producing upper square lites above elongated lower vertical panes. Slender vertical mullions subdivide each opening to create rhythm across the elevation. Clean external face casing profiles frame the entire composition, providing crisp shadow lines and clear architectural delineation suitable for traditional regional timber architecture and classic residential elevations.

The download is a 348 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.

Load this native RFA file into your Autodesk Revit project to insert directly into basic or compound wall assemblies. As a hosted window component, it automatically cuts wall geometry and aligns with exterior casing planes. Adjust material parameters in the type properties to alter frame paint finishes, sill treatments, and glazing transparency across schedule views and exterior rendering passes.

Tailored for classic residential designs, suburban villas, heritage restorations, and vernacular domestic schemes, this assembly enriches street-facing facades and living room envelope layouts. Designers searching for multi-pane casement windows, vertical strip glazing, colonial timber joinery, or traditional residential fenestration can integrate this asset seamlessly into design development models, planning submission elevations, and comprehensive construction documentation sets.