Structural Glass Staircase, Wales
A bespoke structural glass staircase, canopy and column cladding for a property in Wales.
A perfect example of a staircase designed in empathy with a property. The prestigious family home, perched high on the coast enjoys amazing views of the Irish Sea. The design creates a sculptural feature yet does not detract from the vista outside.
Triple laminated, low iron glass treads are supported by a structural glass balustrade. A hand polished oak handrail flows continuously from the swept back newel, up the stair to a galleried landing.
The organic property design uses structural steel columns to mimic the ebb and flow of the tide. The architect struggled to find anyone who could clad the columns in steel, so Bisca stepped in to assist. Visible both inside and out, the columns are of marine grade steel with penny gap detailing.
Glass and Steel Semi-Circular Canopy
Another part of this project was a spectacular seaward facing canopy. Designed by Bisca, the canopy creates an outstanding feature viewed from all aspects.
Although famed for staircases, we enjoy the variety of other architectural commissions. We are happy to discuss other architectural aspects of your project as well as the staircase.
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Project ID: 4739
