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Architecture doesn't have to be expensive or complicated to be interesting. This staircase demonstrates how simple, unconventional geometry can transform an everyday circulation element into an architectural experience. The irregular arrangement of the steps creates a strong visual rhythm while encouraging movement and interaction with the space. Beyond its... show more

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Brigitte Eckert11 days ago

A perfect cause of claims of damage by all the elder, pregnant, fat, handicapped...etc. people who stumbl and fell down these "unconventional" stairs.

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