Elevator Shaft with Integrated Walkways

Project Style in special execution

Elevator Shaft with Integrated Walkways

‍Installation Location: Castelnuovo Del Garda (VR)
Status: Completed
Product: Project Style in special execution

In the foothills area in the province of Vicenza, we built an elevator shaft with continuous glass walls and walkways integrated into an office building under renovation. The client required a minimalist design, with as few visible metal parts as possible, and the need to make the landings outside the building to ensure easy access for people with disabilities.
We proposed our Project Style continuous glass structure in a special version, featuring the inclusion of the landing walkways. This allowed us to achieve a clean and modern design, perfectly in line with the aesthetic and functional requirements of the project.
The end result is an elegant and discreet structure that blends harmoniously with the architecture of the building. It provides safe and easy access for all users, including those with reduced mobility, while complying with accessibility regulations and maintaining a refined and contemporary appearance.

To meet the needs of this customer, we offered our new Project Style continuous glass structure in a special version that includes landing gangways. This facility was recently presented as a novelty at the Interlift exhibition in Augsburg. The proposed version, characterized by the inclusion of landing gangways, allowed for a clean and modern design, perfectly in line with the aesthetic and functional requirements of the project.

The initial phase involved careful design, integrating 3D models with building drawings to ensure that every detail was aligned with the specific requirements of the client. The integration of panels with pit-level ventilation was also planned. The decision to use Project Style’s new continuous glass system required careful planning because it was a pilot project.

The structure was built with continuous glass walls, using innovative assembly and fastening techniques to minimize visible metal parts. An inconspicuous interposition seal between the panes was created, allowing for an appearance of continuity of the glazed wall. The landing walkways were then integrated directly with the structure, providing safe and easy external access for all users, including those with reduced mobility.

The end result was an elegant, unobtrusive, and minimalist structure that blends harmoniously with the architecture of the building. The elevator shaft with continuous glass walls and integrated walkways provided safe and easy access for all users, fully complying with accessibility regulations. The clean and modern design of the structure maintained a refined and contemporary look, meeting the aesthetic requirements of the client.

The creation of this elevator shaft was an excellent example of how innovation and design can be combined to create functional and visually appealing solutions. The recent presentation of the Project Style facility at the Interlift trade show in Augsburg highlighted our commitment to excellence and innovation in the elevator industry. This project not only met the client’s current needs, but also set new standards for accessibility and design in future architectural developments.

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