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Uniquely patterned Cells balustrades Cells stairs, an exclusive innovation by EeStairs, combine art and geometry in an elegant and unexpected way. The organic open weave design of Cells steel balustrades are derived from computer-generated Voroni tessellations, which form a flowing ‘weave’ of laser-cut steel cells. As a result, no two Cells balustrades are the same, guaranteeing that every Cells staircase is unique. And the balustrades form a strong integrated structure... with stringers, treads, or floor edges. Designers can choose the density and shape of the cells for example, polygons, bubble patterns, or a range of cell sizes to produce balustrades that have a delicate or monumental character. The advantages of Cells balustrades Shapes. Cells balustrades can be straight, curved, spiral, elliptical, or asymmetrically radiused. Stylish. 2 Cells balustrades create a stylish and artistic effect. Unique. The pattern of each Cells balustrade is individually unique.

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There’s a twist in the design of these stairs EeStairs made and installed two feature staircases in this luxurious oceanside home at Westhampton Beach, New York. And one of them connecting the ground and first floors was a remarkable challenge because the architects, Bruce Nagel + Partners, produced a design that was elegantly twisted Because of the geometry of the staircases, a precise installation was crucial. Both stairs have a subtly twisted S-shaped plan the lower ...stairs with a full-height steel balustrade and closed risers, the upper stairs with a white steel base stringer, rift-quartered white oak tread veneers, and curved glass balustrade sections supplied by Westhampton, New York The design of the stairs created another notable geometric surprise: together, the two stair sections create a helix effect. EeStairs + Bruce Nagel + Partners Architects Photography by Lifestyle Production Group #bnp #malibu #staircase #woodworking #duneroad

I wanted to create a staircase that had a pure form, said Simon Groves, a senior associate at @Adamson Associates. Simplifying the ribbons of the inner and outer balustrade enclosures, and raising them to 1900mm, with no unnecessary undulation at the landings between the stair flights was key. This meant there were no stop-start points in the balustrades, just a pure form. To get these stairs to work took an awful lot of modelling. We've worked with EeStairs before, and t...he tolerances they were working to were just exceptional. Once we’d resolved with EeStairs how to support the installation of the stairs, from the top down, they flew with it. They just got on with it at their factory. Read more Archello https://archello.com/project/one-bank-street Project Credits Photography by Leigh Simpson Adamson Associates Architects tp bennett Interior Architects KPF Consulting Arup Engineers Cushman & Wakefield Contractors Contractors