Block
Awning window L EU 1250 side view
The Awning window L EU 1250 side view block is an essential component for architects and interior designers focusing on modern and efficient home designs. This CAD block offers flexibility in space optimization, particularly for projects embracing trends in sustainable architecture by promoting enhanced natural lighting and energy efficiency. With a width of 100cm and a height of 50.5cm, it suits a variety of living environments, from compact urban dwellings to expansive residential projects. This block is perfect for improving workflow by streamlining the complex task of incorporating windows into floor plans, and it elevates client presentations by offering a clear and precise visual reference. As part of the EU Windows - 3 views library, this asset supports scalability in design projects across different European standards, ensuring architectural compliance and facilitating smoother project execution.
| Brand | Generic |
| Width | 100cm / 3' 3.4" |
| Height | 50.5cm / 1' 7.9" |
Perfect for Modern Homes
The awning window block is ideal for modern home projects that prioritize natural ventilation and lighting. Its dimensions allow for easy integration into various architectural styles, making it a versatile choice for contemporary designs.
Optimize Space Effectively
With its compact dimensions of 100cm by 50.5cm, this awning window block can be easily incorporated into smaller spaces, maximizing usability without sacrificing style or functionality. Ideal for urban environments where space is at a premium.
Enhance Client Presentations
This window block adds precision to client presentations, providing a clear representation of window placement within the project. It's a valuable tool for showcasing energy-efficient designs and demonstrating environmental considerations.
Multiple Views for Versatility
The inclusion of side views in this block allows designers to accurately place windows in varied layouts, facilitating a smooth design process. This feature is indispensable for architects who often require different perspectives in their drawings.