Curve/round curtain wall on the top view from elevation

This can be hard or difficult
The easiest way is to draw the elevation and extrude the entire thing. Then use fence stretch as needed.
You can still add Data to this if needed

Teh second is to build the vertical and horizontal framing as small walls. A wall might be 60' tall 8" depp and 2" thick.
Then draw the wall(arc) in the front fiew with the acs off. then you still have some of your parametrics. The arc however will be screwed up as height may now be depth and width thickness and top and bottom your depth.

You can quantify this easily.

Now if you want to get very specifig PCS
Create 6 differnt windows as parts to construct three differnt window assemblies
Then create your single PCS window

OR

In PCS build your frame
Build a hroizontal array arrays
Build two vertical mullions (not an array as the height would be a fun nightmare but doable.
Then create your glass from the same outlines used to create the frame.

Now you won't really quantify to the part level but to the assembly level.

If you want another way I can add PFB, and plain old modeling, linestryles that you can't render, etc.

Hello Conny,

The fastest way, I reckon, would be using Solids, as you have the arcs already, you just need to draw the profile for the frame and use "Solid By Extrusion Along". PC Studio would be an option, as Robert mentioned, but a bit tricky if you have never used it.

HTH

Use forms very easy and had editability that forms lose. Similar but better