UES Triplex

A renovation that includes the combining of the top Penthouse floor with the two lower floors.

6th Floor Penthouse

5th Floor landing

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Stair studies exploration

At the end of the day, the details are all that matter. Spend some time to imagine the possibilities and maybe instill some inspiration into the everyday things like a stairwell.

OPTION A — Classic glass panel mounted on stringer


OPTION B — Surface mounted waterfall, glass panel


OPTION C — Surface mounted waterfall, perforated metal pattern panels powdercoated white


OPTION D — Surface mounted waterfall, formed laminated glass panels

Concept: Integrated handrail detail formed as part of the waterfall panel

Central focal point

The unifying feature that combines this triplex.

The owners of the penthouse of this UES building wanted to combine the two units below to form a triplex. At the heart of the overall renovation would be the staircase — a major structural undertaking. Through a series of iterations and design proposals, this staircase evolved into a beautifully crafted centerpiece.

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