Section Drawings
Two section drawings of the original design idea for the staircase:
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| Vertical Section |
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| Horizontal Section |
Context Behind the Staircase
The spiral staircase is designed to allow movement from the jewellery work shop (above ground) to the show room (ground level) and is a visual representation of the idea bringing the 'small' down to the 'large'. The increase in stair tread diameter during the decent of the staircase represents the event of bringing the completed, intricate jewellery made in the workshop down to the larger show-room space, where an idea that began small from the workshop for a small piece of jewellery (hence a small stair tread) leads to a larger audience in which it will be available to the buyer (hence the larger stair tread at the bottom). The staircase railing in itself is a representation of the geodetic design of the earrings, in with the rail bars concave outwards to represent the dome-like structure in a ribbon like manner, again symbolising the intricacy of the jewellery.
Five Images
Five images of the modelled staircase, including two section views:
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| Horizontal Section |
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| Vertical Section |
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| Person Perspective |
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| Aerial View |
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| Aerial View |
Section Drawings
Two section drawings of the final design idea for the staircase:
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| Vertical Section of Side |
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| Vertical Section of Front |
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