We recently read an article where the staircase of a restaurant was demolished by the local authorities because it was constructed illegally. What this meant was, that the seating area on the first floor was inaccessible. Ingenuity struck the owners, and they hired a de-commissioned Double-decker bus and parked it in such a way that the patrons could climb up the stairs of the bus and reach the top floor seating. The point here is to look at staircases as more than just means of getting up and down between two floors. Designers put in a lot of thought and craft behind their staircase vision. We have curated some iconic staircases for you, so let us know what you think about them.
Check out the Part 1 of our curated staircase designs to inspire you more.
Modern Staircase Design by Andrii Ortynskyi
Objet élevé by Studio Mieke Meijer that merges a staircase with a space to work, collect and store.
Modern House with Indoor Wood Slide by Archology
A minimalist staircase by B(ianchi) Compact Design
‘Stripcase’ staircase designed by Ofist
Glowrail by Light Lab – MAKE Architects
Sculptural staircase by Francesco Librizzi
The Itamaraty Palace at the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by Oscar Niemeyer
Caroline Place by Amin Taha Architects + GROUPWORK
Tønsberg House designed by Nyfelt & Strand Architects
Loved these designs? Discover more innovative staircase designs with our Part 1 of this series.
