THE VANDEWATER NEW YORK - Спиральная лестница

The 33-storey Vanderwater building was the first luxury condominium tower of its kind in the prestigious Morningside Heights neighbourhood of New York, and was designed by an eminent practice, INC Architecture & Design.‎ They created a classic New York skyscraper aesthetic, and the feature stairs linking the ground floor to the mezzanine level is a striking example.‎ The base of the staircase begins between two Art Deco style columns and then rises, looping widely around the second column before landing at the mezzanine level.‎ The stair’s design details reflect the architect’s lavish use of richly expressive materials in the building.‎ For example, the stair’s rift-cut white oak stringers are unusually wide, and the handrails are doubled – one is connected to slim metal balusters, and a higher wooden rail is attached to the inside top edge of the balusters.‎ The lavish detailing includes the wooden treads, which are unusually thick.‎ The design and craft quality of the stairs, made and installed by EeStairs, is obvious – and that was the architect’s intention.‎ Further info from manufacturer on THE VANDEWATER NEW YORK EeStairs