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Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Stairs.
↑ 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, Netherlands by Team Paul de Vroom + Sputnik; Photo: Ossip van Duivenbode
↑ Science Gallery London in London, UK by LTS Architects; Photo: Peter Landers Photography
↑ House M in Berlin, Germany by Peter Ruge Architekten; Photo: Ira Efremova
↑ Club House Varkenoord in Rotterdam, Netherlands by NL Architects; Photo: Sebastian van Damme
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Those first two are striking for their apparently plumb risers and lack of projected nosings.
I always love me some right angles, but I wonder about the actual experience of stair climbers themselves. Might there be more tripping involved? Anyone know?
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