Czech architecture firm HSH architects created this ribbon staircase for a home in Prague out of 10mm thick sheet metal. Pairs of adjoining steps connected with an oblique external side joist form a bracket anchored in the wall. Each of the brackets is constructed as a rigid frame. The higher steps bear mainly drawing forces, while pressure is transmitted through the lower steps. The concept of a delicate rippling ribbon was chosen in view of the exposed position of the staircase in the main living area of the house. These stairs are certainly beautiful to look at but, are they safe enough ? – Via – 2Modern & Toxel
4.12.09
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Czech architecture firm HSH architects created this ribbon staircase for a home in Prague out of 10mm thick sheet metal. Pairs of adjoining steps connected with an oblique external side joist form a bracket anchored in the wall. Each of the brackets is constructed as a rigid frame. The higher steps bear mainly drawing forces, while pressure is transmitted through the lower steps. The concept of a delicate rippling ribbon was chosen in view of the exposed position of the staircase in the main living area of the house. These stairs are certainly beautiful to look at but, are they safe enough ? – Via – 2Modern & Toxel
Czech architecture firm HSH architects created this ribbon staircase for a home in Prague out of 10mm thick sheet metal. Pairs of adjoining steps connected with an oblique external side joist form a bracket anchored in the wall. Each of the brackets is constructed as a rigid frame. The higher steps bear mainly drawing forces, while pressure is transmitted through the lower steps. The concept of a delicate rippling ribbon was chosen in view of the exposed position of the staircase in the main living area of the house. These stairs are certainly beautiful to look at but, are they safe enough ? – Via – 2Modern & Toxel
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