Fusion 360 Window Frame Rescale

I’ve already modelled a building façade in Fusion 360 and it prints nicely at 1:100, except for one detail: the window frame looks too narrow in relation to the wall thickness. I only need the frame resized—no redesigns or extra ornamentation—just a clean, uniform increase in width while keeping the existing height exactly as-is.

Here’s what I’m after:
• The frame’s width should grow enough to appear visually balanced once printed; we can fine-tune the exact percentage together, but the height and every other component must remain untouched.
• All joints, mullions and glazing recesses must stay aligned, with no interference or overhangs that would complicate FDM printing at 1:100.
• Fillets, chamfers and parametric constraints that drive the original model need to stay fully editable inside Fusion 360.

Deliverables
• Updated Fusion 360 (.f3d) file with the parametric change clearly labelled.
• An STL exported from that file, ready for a 1:100 test print.
• A brief note on what you modified.

I’ll supply the current .f3d as soon as we start. If you’re comfortable adjusting parametric models for printability, this should be a fast, focused task.