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10 stair designs we liked this week

2024-12-14T08:00:00-05:00

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↑ Villa M in Mies, Switzerland by Leopold Banchini Architects; Photo: Rory Gardiner

↑ ARAKAWA Bldg. in Tokyo, Japan by NIKKEN SEKKEI; Photo: Harunori Noda (Gankohsha)

↑ Casey Casey Showroom in Paris, France by Atelier NEA; Photo: Lorenzo Zandri

↑ Porcelain Factory Plugin Revival in Jingdezhen, China by Liu Kecheng Design Studio and People’s Architecture Office (PAO); Photo: Zhuyumeng

↑ House in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic by BYRÓ architekti; Photo: Alex Shoots Buildings

↑ Manhattan Brownstone in New York, NY by Delson or Sherman Architects; Photo: Jason Schmidt

↑ Uncloud Coffee in Bang Saen, Thailand by Unknown Surface Studio;...

10 stair designs that stood out this week

2024-07-20T11:00:00-04:00

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↑ SC Residence in Manhattan Beach, CA, by Laney LA; Photo: Roger Davies

↑ Art Gallery Extension of Nanjing University of the Arts in Nanjing, China, by Atelier Diameter; Photo: Aurelien Chen

↑ Taslimi Residence in Santa Monica, CA, by Fleetwood Fernandez Architects

↑ Liminal House in West Vancouver, Canada, by Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses; Photo: Hufton + Crow

↑ MIT Museum in Cambridge, MA. Interior Architecture: Höweler + Yoon; Photo: Alex Fradkin

↑ Stony Hill in Amagansett, NY, by Bates Masi + Architects; Photo: Bates Masi + Architects

↑ Labyrinthos in Paju, South Korea, by studio_GAON; Photo: Youngchae Park

↑ Treehouse in M...

Architecture critic Mark Lamster on the inaccessible trope 'plaguing new buildings'

2024-05-22T18:43:00-04:00

Over the past decade or so, bleacher stairs have become a ubiquitous marker of contemporary public architecture. It’s time for the trend to stop. Its subsequent proliferation serves as a good example of how avant-garde design, or at least a consumerist version of it, filters down to the mainstream. The broader point is that architects need to be more inventive as they plan new public spaces, and their patrons need to demand that those spaces are accessible for the entire population.

The ubiquitous “bleacher stair” feature can be seen in designs for the Studio Museum of Harlem, Perez Art Museum Miami, and the new Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History (just by my count) and can be traced to Rem Koolhaas’ design for Prada’s NYC flagship in 2001, says architecture critic Mark Lamster in a look around Dallas. (He later mentions SOM’s new Schwarzman College of Computing for MIT as a positive adaptation of the trend.)

Interestingly, architect and disability advocate David Gissen tells him, “I think a giant mattress would be a more appropriate element with which to gather people together. Many disabled people have called for cities to re-imagine rest as a public good, and I think it is important that we explore the possibilities.”

Other critics have begun taking note elsewhere. How refreshing it is still to see criticism include a discussion like this that doesn’t expressly encourage “bad building.”

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10 stair designs we enjoyed this week

2022-08-13T10:00:00-04:00

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↑ 31st St in Hermosa Beach, CA by LMD Architecture Studio; Interior Design: Olivia Erwin Interiors; Photo: Manolo Langis

↑ Xiamen Humanity Maternity Hospital in Xiamen, China by Lemanarc SA

↑ WK Residence in Manhattan Beach, CA by Laney LA; Interior Design: IMI Design; Photo: Eric Staudenmaier

↑ Audrey Irmas Pavilion at Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles, CA by OMA; Executive Architect: Gruen Associates; Wayfinding and Signage: Spaceagency Design

↑ The New Barn in Santa Monica, CA by RIOS; Interior Design: Waldo’s Designs

↑ Gutshof in Güldenhof, Germany by Heim Balp Architekten; Photo: Francesca Ióvene

↑ GIORIO CASA...

Zoning and craft in Montreal's 'Plexes'

2021-08-10T09:00:00-04:00

Anyone who has visited or lived in Montreal has seen an impressive variety of external staircases that decorate the homes of the Canadian city’s historic neighborhoods. Beyond the range of architectural styles that adorn the facades and interiors of this local type, the Plex is mostly defined by these acrobatic outdoor stairs, which contort themselves to link the two, three, and even four levels of separate apartments to the street. Built in the 19th and early 20th century for multiple income levels, the plexes ranged from simple to ornate, though many housed large working-class families.

“Once known for affordability, Montreal has now joined Canada’s real-estate frenzy,” writes Sandrine Rastello of Bloomberg. Today, plexes are increasingly sought after as wealthy urbanites renovate and update, and architects and developers build contemporary interpretations of the form with up to six levels.

Outdoor spiral staircase in Montreal. Image: Cobra Libre (CC BY-SA 2.0)

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10 new stair designs for your Friday inspiration

2021-04-23T13:17:00-04:00

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↑ House in Santo Tirso, Portugal by HOUS3 ARQUITECTURA

↑ McKinley Park Studio in Chicago, IL by 34-TEN

↑ Jean Moulin Atelier-House in Paris, France by Atelier NEA; Photo: Lorenzo Zandri

↑ Three Slabs House in Marupe, Latvia by GAISS in collaboration with Austris Mailitis, Astrida Krogere; Photo: Madara Gritane

↑ Flywheel in Omaha, NE by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture; Design Assist, Prototyping, Specialty Fabrication: Polynomial; Photo: Erin Giannangelo

↑ End-lot House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia by Eleena Jamil Architects; Photo: David Yeow Photography

↑ Dali Huazui Art Center in Dali, China by Usual Studio; Photo: Zh...

10 stair designs we liked this week

2020-08-28T13:41:00-04:00

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↑ Clinton Hill Brownstone in Brooklyn, NY by MKCA // Michael K Chen Architecture

↑ Troll Hus in Norden, CA by Mork Ulnes Architects; Photo: Bruce Damonte

↑ Zhejiang Perfect Production Factory (Phase1) in Haining, China by gad · line + studio; Photo: Arch-Exist Photography, wen studio, Jianzhi-Arch Photography

↑ United States Consulate General in Matamoros, Mexico by Richärd Kennedy Architects; Photo: Gabe Border Photography

↑ Quarry House in Montecito, CA by AB design studio, inc. with House of Honey, Inc.; Landscape Architect: Amy Blakemore

↑ Sedka Novias in Petrel, Spain by Pablo Muñoz Payá Arquitectos

↑ HERRADURA UNO in ...

Nendo-designed 'Stairway House' offers connected living for three generations

2020-04-06T12:15:00-04:00

Japanese-based firm Nendo has completed a novel three-story two-family home in Tokyo. With three generations of the same family sharing the space, the living quarters for the older couple is situated on the 1st floor, while the 2nd and 3rd levels house the younger couple and their child.

Spanning from the front yard ground level to the peak of the third floor is an expansive "stairway-like" structure that penetrates through the building. Offering separation with a degree of preserved connectedness.

Inside the stairway are usable spaces such as bathrooms and an actual usable staircase. Concrete was used for the exterior steps while steel makes up the interior steps.

The south elevation, which contains the protruding stairway, offers full-height glazing, allowing natural daylight into the home while further solidifying the continuous effect of the extruded steps.

10 new stairs for your Friday inspiration

2020-01-17T18:19:00-05:00

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↑ Miner Road in Orinda, CA by Faulkner Architects; Photo: Joe Fletcher

↑ Butterfly House in Carmel, CA by Feldman Architecture; Photo: Joe Fletcher

↑ Hollywood Hills Home in Los Angeles, CA by MUTUUS STUDIO; Photo: Kevin Scott

↑ Inverted Warehouse/Townhouse in New York, NY by Dean/Wolf Architects

↑ BDO National Office in Toronto, Canada by Lemay; Photo: Claude-Simon Langlois

↑ House in North Sea, NY by James Merrell Architects P.C.

↑ LUCA School of Arts in Brussels, Belgium by POLO Architects, Greisch, Coppée; Photo: Toon Grobet

↑ Villa in Nueva Andalucía, Marbella, Spain by Alejandro Giménez Architects

↑ Le Corbusier Pavil...

The internet’s most wicked staircases

2019-12-31T14:25:00-05:00

Need some troll-ish ideas for designing your next staircase? From vertigo-inducing carpet to confusing angles to optical illusions no one asked for, this Twitter thread — aptly titled "Stairs designed by a serial killer" — might spark some inspiration, if not a chuckle or a scoff.

Photo via Twitter.

While we're at it, feel free to add any staircases from hell that you've encountered in the comment section below.

How did architect Morris Lapidus' 'Stairs to Nowhere' transform stepped seating?

2019-10-27T15:00:00-04:00

The visually ascending nature of stairs often creates two initial reactions, amazement or hesitation. In a recent piece by the Washington Post writer Maura Judkis unpacks the "stairs to nowhere" design concept. Initially coined by architect Morris Lapidus after his signature staircase for the famed Miami Fontainebleau hotel, the design has transformed into an interior detail that's taken over offices, public areas, and universities.

Lobby of Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach. Designed by Morris Lapidus. Image © Phillip Pessar via Flickr.

Judkis shares that this style of stairs have "become such Instagram magnets, though architects insist they're not designed with that in mind." Iconic stairs can be found all over the globe, representing structures of symbolism as well as functionality. However, the humble stair has also become a casual gathering hub for people to talk, work, and give presentations.

New York co-working space Neuehouse, designed by Rockwell Group. Image © Eric Laign...

Battle over "stramp" accessibility upgrades in British Columbia takes shape

2019-09-03T16:00:00-04:00

A battle over proposed design and safety upgrades to an out-of-compliance "stramp" design by Canadian architect Arthur Erickson from the 1970s is taking shape in British Columbia, Canada.

Simon Scott, the director of Erickson's Foundation, said of the late architect: "He wanted to make public spaces accessible and enjoyable," according to CBC. Erickson's Robinson Square steps, however, have been deemed unsafe.

"The ramp that zigzags across the steps at Robson Square in downtown Vancouver will not be modified to address accessibility concerns because of the 'architectural significance of the site,'" reports CBC. Arnold Cheng, an accessibility consultant brought in to survey the steps has countered this reasoning to CBC by pointing out that precious historical works of architecture, such as the Louvre in Paris, have undergone many design changes over the years.

So far, it looks like the provincial government in B.C. has only approved the addition of "more signs and assistance for peop...

This Chinese bookstore recalls ancient stepwells

2019-05-29T13:55:00-04:00

Shangai-based architecture firm X+Living has just completed their most recent - and possibly most beguiling - bookstore in the city of Chongqing, China. Zhongshuge, a Chinese bookstore chain known for its bold interior design, commissioned X+Living to develop their newest shop with mesmerizing proportions, details and materiality.

Interior of Zhongshuge, by X+Living.

Chand Baori. Abhaneri, Rajasthan. c. 800 ce/18th Century. Photo by Victoria Lautman.

The layout of the stairs in the main room recalls the stepwells of ancient India designed for water collection and access, while the full ceiling mirror effectively doubles the sensation of movement throughout the space when in use. The effect is also carried throughout the store's other, smaller spaces, which feature bright pink floors and whimsically-shaped bookshelves (below).

10 new stair designs we liked this week

2019-05-17T09:00:00-04:00

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↑ LocHal Library in Tilburg, Netherlands by Civic Architects (architectural design); Braaksma & Roos Architectenbureau (restoration); Mecanoo (interior design); Inside Outside in collaboration with the TextielMuseum (interior concept and textiles); Photo: Stijn Bollaert

↑ Quercus House in Villarrobledo, Spain by Guillermo Gómez in collaboration with Sonia Aguado Llácer (Architect), Manuel Marín Lucas (Engineer)

↑ McGlothlin Medical Education Center, VCU in Richmond, VA by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners; Associate Architect: Ballinger; Photo: Maxwell Mackenzie

↑ Church Street Residence in San Francisco, CA by Dumican Mosey Archit...

10 fresh stair designs for your Friday inspiration

2018-12-28T15:58:00-05:00

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↑ Acute House in Melbourne, Australia by OOF! Architecture; Photo: Nic Granleese (OOF! Architecture was also recently featured in Archinect's popular Small Studio Snapshots series)

↑ Space Slice Renovation Project in Shanghai, China by DYN Architecture; Photo: UnitU

↑ Glass Villa on the Lake in Lechlade, UK by Mecanoo

↑ David Rumsey Map Center at Green Library, Stanford University in Stanford, CA by Noll & Tam Architects (Interior Architecture and Interior Design); Photo: David Wakely Photography

↑ SL11024 in Los Angeles, CA by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects; Photo: Iwan Baan

↑ New Head Office Big Green Egg Europe in De Lier, ...

These modular “Social Balconies” create semi-public gathering spaces on any building facade

2018-11-08T15:11:00-05:00

[Designed by Edwin van Capelleveen,] the project consists of a modular toolkit of bridges and stairs that are able to connect balconies in any type of building. These connections create a semi-public space which allows neighbors to connect with one another...Edwin, inspired by a housing complex he inhabited in Denmark...wanted to create such a space without having to “significantly alter already existing buildings”

The final frontier: wheelchair accessibility in science fiction

2018-08-01T15:29:00-04:00

Space remains a vast, untamed place, penned in only by the limits of our own imaginations. So why the hell are there so many staircases in space? [...] Once you start realizing how many stairs there are stopping you in real life, it becomes impossible not to notice them existing in the sci-fi you adore. Turns out they’re everywhere [...] our sci-fi imitates a real-world reliance on steps and stairs in our architecture.

With Staircases in Space: Why Are Places in Science Fiction Not Wheelchair-Accessible?, Ace Ratcliff pens an excellent analysis of the pervasive presence of staircases in sci-fi that appear to foreshadow a future where universal accessibility for wheelchair-bound people like herself—and beyond that, the full inclusion in society—remain utterly unachieved.

"Unfortunately, 50 years worth of Federation starship manifestations also means half a century of inaccessibility," writes Ratcliff. "The original USS Enterprise bridge has enough steps you could take the equivalent of an aerobics class just trying to get from the turbolift to the Captain’s chair. The same level of inaccessibility goes for both the USS Voyager and USS Discovery, and if you’re a wheelchair user, you better not try to grab an after-shift bottle of bloodwine at Quark’s Bar unless you plan on dragging yourself up several steps to get there. In fact, the bridge from The Next Generation’s Enterprise is the only one that...

10 sassy stairs for your Friday inspiration

2018-07-27T09:00:00-04:00

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↑ 25 Savile Row in London, UK by Piercy&Co

↑ Havas Media in London, UK by MCM Architecture Ltd

↑ Loft Panzerhalle in Salzburg, Austria by smartvoll; Photo: Tobias Colz

↑ Rutgers Business School in Piscataway, NJ by TEN arquitectos; Photo: Peter Aaron/ESTO

↑ Holley House in Sag Harbor, NY by OZA | SABBETH ARCHITECTS

↑ ‘Théodore Gouvy’ Theatre in Freyming-Merlebach, France by Dominique Coulon & associés; Photo: Eugeni Pons

↑ JCDecaux, Empire State Building in New York, NY by Ohlhausen DuBois Architects

↑ Kloof Road House in Bedfordview, South Africa by Nico van der Meulen Architects

↑ Mandala House in Bangalore, India by WOW ...

10 sexy stairs for your Friday inspiration

2018-01-19T13:20:00-05:00

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↑ Crosscut House in Cambridge, UK by NEX Architecture

↑ Ortus, The Home of Maudsley Learning in London, UK by Duggan Morris Architects

↑ h-farm in Roncade, Italy by zanon architetti associati; Photo: Giuseppe Dall'Arche

↑ David Zwirner, 20th Street in New York, NY by Selldorf Architects; Photo: Jason Schmidt

↑ Jardim do Sol House in Pôrto Alegre, Brazil by Hype Studio

↑ Ferry Road in North Haven, NY by Blaze Makoid Architecture

↑ Hudson Street Mixed-Use Townhouse in New York, NY by Andrew Franz Architect, PLLC; Photo: Albert Vecerka/Esto

↑ Architecture Faculty in Tournai, Belgium by Aires Mateus; Photo: Tim Van de Velde

↑ V...

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2017-08-18T15:42:00-04:00

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↑ MOUNTAIN:house in Barlett, NH by INTERSTICE Architects; Photo: Greg Pemru

↑ Project Floor Area Ratio Game in Ulsan, South Korea by On Architecture INC.; Photo: Joonhwan Yoon

↑ BSA I SPACE I in Boston, MA by Höweler + Yoon; Photo: Andy Ryan

↑ Small House in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by atelier tho.A

↑ PRESTON in Venice, CA by OBERMEYER

↑ Mulberry House in New York, NY by SHoP Architects

↑ MEK House in Memphis, TN by archimania

↑ Bulgaria 533 in Mexico City by Dellekamp Arquitectos; Photo: Sandra Pereznieto

↑ Caroline's Place in London, UK by Amin Taha Groupwork

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Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2017-03-24T14:55:00-04:00

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↑ Matryoshka House in Rotterdam, Netherlands by shift architecture urbanism; Photo: NoortjeKnulst

↑ Modern Mews in London, UK by Coffey Architects

↑ Faerder High School in Tønsberg, Norway by White Arkitekter A/S; Photo: Åke E:son Lindman

↑ Winkley Workshop in London, UK by Kirkwood McCarthy

↑ No. 49, Lewisham in London, UK by 31/44; Photo: Anna Stathaki

↑ Chiswick House in London, UK by Au Architects; Photo: David Butler Photography

↑ Brunner Showroom in London, UK by Benedetti Architects

↑ Stanford University, GSB Highland Hall in Stanford, CA by Steinberg and Legorreta

↑ The Garden House in London, UK by De Matos Ryan; Photo: Hufto...

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2016-09-30T17:32:00-04:00

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↑ Nardini Research Centre and Auditorium in Vicenza, Italy by Studio Fuksas

↑ Sulwhasoo Flagship Store in Seoul, South Korea by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office; Photo: Pedro Pegenaute

↑ Home for dependent elderly people and nursing home in Orbec, France by Dominique Coulon & associés; Photo: Eugeni Pons

↑ Real de Hacienda in Mexico City by Sobrado + Ugalde Arquitectos

↑ Chelsea Eco Duplex in New York, NY by Wunderground architecture + design

↑ Z53 in Mexico City by MAPmx

↑ Blumenhaus in Zurich, Switzerland by Wiel Arets Architects

↑ Marubi National Museum of Photography in Shkodër, Albania by Casanova + Hernandez Architecten; Phot...

Renderings of the Dubai Steps revealed

2016-07-27T13:38:00-04:00

Five hundred steps, 25 stories, and 100 meters of height make up the Dubai Steps, as well as what appears to be a steely reflective outer casing with circular perforations. An aesthetic cross between the spinal column of a terminator and the euphoric ascendance of MVRDV's Rotterdam stair installation, the Dubai Steps appear to terminate in a large open-air platform from which climbers can take in the rapid development of the desert city that surrounds them.

Elaborately patterned lattices host vegetation and what appear to be shaded alcoves on each landing, which should hopefully mitigate what will undoubtedly be a physically exhausting climb in one of the world's hottest climates. It's prime real estate for bottled water vendors...

Dubai's latest design additions:

What does a $1 million dollar staircase look like?

2016-06-01T13:50:00-04:00

The new building design introduced massive 40 foot sliding glass doors that could one day turn that store into an iCar showroom if they wanted to. The estimated breakdown of the costs started with the shell of the building costing Apple $19 million. Some of the other costs included $1 million on the staircase alone. If there's 30 stairs that $33,333 per stair.

While Norman Foster's "spaceship" design for the Apple Campus has attracted its own share of critiques for possibly reviving older corporate design models, this newly refurbished Apple Store appears to be heading for a far more multi-faceted (and luxurious) future. In an era where many prefer to order online than trek in person, must a brick and mortar store necessarily be flashier to attract and maintain a customer base?

Apple, in the news:

A video tour of MVRDV's "The Stairs"

2016-05-26T17:12:00-04:00

It's not exactly a staircase to heaven (more of a "symbolic arising of the city after World War II"), but the intimate rooftop views provided by MVRDV's "The Stairs" of Rotterdam are spectacular. Plus, the gleeful discussion of temporariness by architectural video duo #donotsettle's Wahyu Pratomo and Kris Provoost is worth a watch alone, along with a cameo by MVRDV co-founding director Winy Maas:

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2016-03-04T15:49:00-05:00

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↑ Conservatoire of Music, Dance and Dramatic Arts in Belfort, France by Dominique Coulon & associés; Photo: Eugeni Pons

↑ Contemporary Twilight in Aventura, FL by DKOR Interiors Inc.

↑ Attic - loft renovation in Cremona, Italy by Arrigo Strina Architect

↑ Shou Sugi Ban House in Los Gatos, CA by Schwartz and Architecture (SaA)

↑ 1950 terrace hillside residence in Ventura, CA by Studio Dig Architects

↑ Casa Nirau in Mexico City by PAUL CREMOUX studio; Photo: PCW

↑ House K in Düsseldorf, Germany by Wannenmacher-Möller Architekten GmbH with XYZ Designers

↑ MIT Media Lab in Cambridge, MA by Leers Weinzapfel Associates (Architect of Record...

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2015-09-11T15:42:00-04:00

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↑ Kardokus Residence in Seattle, WA by Urbanadd

↑ Villa in Wilhelmshorst/Potsdam, Germany by nps tchoban voss; Photo: Martin Tervoort

↑ Thorax House in North York, Canada by rzlbd; Photo: borXu Design

↑ Villa Oppenheim in Heringsdorf, Germany by Pott Architects; Photo: Sebastian Treytnar

↑ Private Residence, Pacific Heights in San Francisco, CA by Dumican Mosey in collaboration with NICOLEHOLLIS (Interior Design); Photo: Mark Adams

↑ Rochus1090 in Vienna, Austria by Soehne & Partner architects; Photo: Severin Wurnig

↑ House Boz in Gauteng, South Africa by Nico van der Meulen Architects

↑ Mariehøj Culture Centre in Holte, Denmark by W...

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2015-04-10T14:44:00-04:00

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↑ United States Courthouse in Salt Lake City, UT by Thomas Phifer and Partners; Photo: Scott Frances

↑ Eemhuis in Amersfoort, the Netherlands by Neutelings Riedijk Architects; Photo: Scagliola/Brakkee © Neutelings Riedijk Architects

↑ Franklin Street in New York, NY by studioMDA

↑ Mamilla in Jerusalem, Israel by Matti Rosenshine Architects; Photo: Ilan Nahum

↑ House in Sang-an, South Korea by studio_GAON; Photo: Hyosook Chin

↑ Field House in Wisconsin by Wendell Burnette Architects; Photo: Bill Timmerman photographs

↑ Brooklyn Row House 2 in New York, NY by Office of Architecture; Photo: Ben Anderson Photo

↑ Departamento Roma Oaxaca ...

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2014-10-17T14:51:00-04:00

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↑ The Three Cusps Chalet in Braga, Portugal by Tiago do Vale Arquitectos; Photo: João Morgado

↑ Detached House in Darmstadt, Germany by in_design architektur

↑ Greenwich Street Penthouse Loft Renovation in New York, NY by Turett Collaborative Architects

↑ Humphrey Park in Portland, OR by Weedman Design Partners

↑ Oriental Warehouse Loft in San Francisco, CA by EDMONDS + LEE ARCHITECTS

↑ Sinjinmal Building in Incheon, South Korea by studio_GAON; Photo: Youngchae Park

↑ Office + House Luna in Buenos Aires, Argentina by Hitzig Militello arquitectos; Photo: Federico Kulekdjian

↑ East Village Loft in New York, NY by James Wagman Architect...

Ten Top Images on Archinect's "Stairs" Pinterest Board

2014-07-03T15:12:00-04:00

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Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Stairs.

↑ UDK Holstebro in Holstebro, Denmark by CEBRA with ORBICON, BENT MOESBY

↑ Rabobank Westelijke Mijnstreek Advice Center in Sittard, the Netherlands by Mecanoo; Photo: Christian Richters

↑ Cliff House in Muskoka, Canada by Altius Architecture Inc; Photo: Jonathan Savoie

↑ Showroom Eurobike - Porsche in Brasília, Brazil by 1:1 arquitetura:design

↑ 152 Concept Store in Perugia, Italy by Daniele Minestrini in collaboration with Luca Falovo

↑ casa A2 in Castelmuzio, Italy by VPS architetti; Photo: Pierluigi Dessì / confinivisivi

↑ Daoíz y Velarde Cultural Center in Madrid, Spain by Rafael de la-Hoz Arquitectos; Photo: Alfonso Quiroga

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