The merger of two apartments above each other gave rise to a project focused on the insertion of a vertical furnishing element: a red tower that connects the living area with the sleeping area.<\/p>\n
Designing an internal staircase that links two distinct levels is always a subtle challenge \u2014 one that invites multiple interpretations. In keeping with our design philosophy, in STAIRberry the staircaseis not simply a functional connector, but the core of a vertical volume that incorporates furniture and storage, evolving around the stair\u2019s own geometry. An architectural feature that is also inhabitable \u2014 organizing the space, shaping its flow, and defining its unique character.<\/p>\n
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Location
Turin<\/p>\n\n
Year
2024<\/p>\n\n
Typology
Residential<\/p>\n\n
Surface area
150 MQ<\/p>\n\n
Status
Completed<\/p>\n
Photography
Marco Popoescu<\/p>\n
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