116 Contemporary Staircase Design Ideas

East London Warehouse Extension
East London Warehouse Extension
Feix&Merlin ArchitectsFeix&Merlin Architects
An extension to one of the last original warehouse buildings remaining in East London. The existing building was a three-storey warehouse building, previously used as art gallery with live/work accommodation. The extension is set back from the front slightly to create a new balcony to the artist’s studio, and set flush to the rear of the office space creating a dramatic full-height, full-width glazed elevation taking in the breathtaking views of the City. Although the existing building is not listed, it is situated in a Conservation Area so it was crucial to work closely with the Conservation Department to develop a sensitive approach to the aesthetic of the architecture and materiality of the external appearance. The chosen materials palette was purposefully simple, high quality, and complementary to the surrounding architecture, featuring a full height “Crittall” style steel window screen to the rear as well as a brick and slate front facade facing the square. Client: Private Location: East London Status: Completed Photography: Simon Maxwell
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Showcase House
Showcase House
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This project was done in collaboration with Brandie Adams of Fusion Design Studio. Domain Architecture & Design, Gabriel Keller Project Manager / Designer, Lars Peterssen Principal-in-charge, while at Domain.
Queen Anne Loft
Queen Anne Loft
BAAN designBAAN design
Condominium addition and remodel
Stair Hallway
Stair Hallway
j witzel interior designj witzel interior design
Photography by Christina Wedge Architecture by Matt Walsh
Milton
Milton
Pizzale Design Inc.Pizzale Design Inc.
Mike Chajecki www.mikechajecki.com
201 Guerrero Staircase
201 Guerrero Staircase
Winder Gibson ArchitectsWinder Gibson Architects
This mixed use development includes ground floor commercial, parking and three residential loft-style units. The residential space is sliced vertically rather than horizontally, with each unit reaching up into the light, looking out across the adjacent rooftops. Located in a rapidly changing corner of the Mission District, the building re-imagines the rhythm and materials of San Francisco low-rise housing, featuring elements such as corrugated copper and frameless glass corners. Collaboration: Kennerly/Strong Design.

116 Contemporary Staircase Design Ideas

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