Modern staircase

In Aspen’s historic West End neighborhood, a classic 1890s Victorian-Era home is carefully restored to its original form after years of non-historic additions and renovations.  The Victorian is stabilized and reinforced, renovated, and linked to a contemporary addition and newly excavated lower-level basement. DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE DRAPER WHITE Inside the Victorian, the original compartmentalized layout is opened to dynamic, multi-story volumes and free-flowing circulation.  Unified by these volumes, a three-story floating wood stair overlooks the lower-level rec room below.  A double-height ki... More

This renovation and addition unravels a chapter of ill-considered renovations to create an urban retreat for a young family on a remarkable site. By re-using more than half of the original structure and improving the home's environmental performance, the project also minimizes the 4000 SF home’s embodied carbon and ongoing carbon footprint. Joe Fletcher The double-wide lot sits atop a bluff and next to a community garden, making for a rare condition in the heart of the city: a large, secluded site, overlooking the city and the bay. The site was filled and leveled in the early 1960’s to accommodate the original house and pool, the scene of legendary parties. Renovations by a subsequent owner led to a messy collection of roo... More

This was a nice residential project which is featured by our all glass staircase, this time in float glass (with green shimmer), which is leading up to our glass bridges. They are supported by glass beams and therefore no steel frames or any other supportive material is required. This provides the most translucence and does not abstract the look of the wide surroundings behind the stairs. Into the basement leads a more traditional cut steel stringer staircase with a glass balustrade.  More

This nice feature all glass staircase was designed for an amazing residential project in San Francisco. The Translucence House, desigend by Fougeron Architecture is well thought through, from the outside and inside. Through our glass staircase you get a nice view over the city and to the sea. The staircase itself has a bronze tinted glass and most of the hardware is laminated inside the glass to provide clean uninterrupted surfaces, which look luxurious and are easy to clean. Further the staircase is leading up an all glass bridge which was also desigend and built by Siller Stairs.  More

The Kistefos Museum is a project of BIG Architects. The architect approached Siller with the wish to create a fan shapped all glass staircase which has a span of 13m width and has on the up- and down side a contious glass surface. The task was particularly challenging because they did not want to see any shaddows of potential steel beams to support the staircase. As you can see from the final images we have been able to come with a solution which was more than pleasing for the architect.  More

Our design adapts to ever-changing workplace culture while being injected with Alley’s own brand of community for a project that will continually evolve with its inhabitants.Alley’s workspaces are made possible by creating many different work environments that each member, team, and company can find somewhere that suits their workflow. As you walk around you will experience all these spaces blending together. While your team is under warm lighting in a comfy chair you just might find your collaborative endeavor is sharing a wall with a floating meeting room where another team is closing the big deal. Alley is about sharing the space to best benefit everyone involved so that as you grow, so does the community as a whole.The internal steel st... More

The project was undertaken by a team of experts in stair refurbishment and renovation. It was hard work, but the client was more than happy with the results. Style: Modern, Glass - that is where the "transition from darkness to light" comes from. This staircase makes everything brighter and can give a house a touch of greatness. The target of this project are people that love to do things by themselves (DIY) and we recommend this design if you are a modern person. Even so, you will need to have some knowledge in refurbishing and design in order to be able to renovate your old staircase into something magnificent as this. More