Sunday, 14 April 2013

Stairs Studies

Hi! The following photos are the stairs I created putting in the developed model and the draft model. There are several photos for each stair in different elevations. Actually, I put two different design of stairs for the the building above ground and 1 for underground studio due to the structure of my building. Anywyas, hope you guys like them:>

  • Upper ground_ Stairs Type 1

Location: in the main showroom connecting to the client 2 studio with several intermediate levels in between as places for putting artists' work as well as a sightseeing location for visitors

Materials made: mainly glass, steel, metal.






Location: in the sub showroom connecting to the client 2 second studio

 
Top view from client 2 studio
 
 
Ground view from sub showroom 
  • Upper ground_ Stair Type 2

Location: in the main showroom  connecting to the client 2 separated second studio (due to the structure of building)

Materials made: mainly wood, glass, metal, steel

 
 Top view from client 2 studio
 
 
Ground view from main showroom
 
  • Underground_Stair Type 3

Location: in the underground studio connecting to a open place between the two showrooms
 
Materials made: mainly wood, metal, grass
 
 

 

 Several stairs are placed in between different floors found in underground studio 
 
 
     
     
  • My draft models with stairs inside    

 
 
First Draft showing 2 types of stairs located in
three different positions of the upper ground building
 
 


Second draft showing the third type of stairs located in the underground studio

 

  • Sketches of the stairs created

Stairs type 1:

 
Side view with annotation


 
Top elevation

 
The model in side view
 
 
The general idea of the puttting the stairs type 1 in zig-zag
 in the main showroom as shown in different elevations


 
 
The sketch showing the sideview of  a part of main showroom (left) and sub showroom (right) with stairs type 2 and stairs type 1 inside respectively
 
 
 
Stairs type 2:
 

 
The sketch of a spiral stair located in the main showroom
with different elevations of the step and annotaion provided
 
 
Stairs type 3:
 
 
 


 
 
The top view of stairs

 
The sideview of stairs with annotation
 
 
 

 


 

 

 
 
 

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