A tipped perspective view of window two seen from above. Why? Because I felt like flying. I've highlighted in pink various components so you can see the basic shapes which are the building blocks of all complex forms. Just below are extruded cubes and a torus (donut). The next image shows the actual window is a cylinder sliced in half and flattened; that is, scaled differently in one dimension only.

You can see two views of the entire window set into its wall, too.

Here's the first window, also a perspective view from above. I guess I really felt like flying. You see it's a number of flattened, extruded cubes arranged in 3D space. I switched one cube into edit mode so you can see the pink dots used for extrusion.

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