The Stair Below


Stair Below Sketches:
The design for this staircase is focused around the unique display case that sits underground. Although the client(The Khyza), is not particularly a car designer, I would like to think that he may enjoy collecting or customizing cars in addition to his digital work. Therefore, I created a stair that would be a transition point between ground and underground, in which people can appreciate the works/vehicles in 360 degrees. 



I deliberately made the landings of the stair exponentially bigger than the staircase themselves as it makes the trip feel more like a visual journey. 


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