EXP1: The Stairs

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The selected design is inspired by the word "future" that is visualised through the use of perspective in section drawings. The stairs are completely made of glass and are hanging from the ceiling that supports the modern aspects of the design. The glass stairs are elevated to which the pedestrian is able to view the lower ground. There are lights hanging from the ceiling above each stair. This feature grabs the attention of pedestrian to the design of the stairs and also the combination of glass and lighting provides a better view of the ground level and upper level for the pedestrian.   
















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