Experiment 1, Stairs

This part of the experiment has been quite challenging for me, with some extra doses of daily stress while conducting this experiment. Like many others, I have been introduced to SketchUp firsthand and take it lots of times, efforts to master some of the basics of the software. Some part of me wanted to blow my brains out, but other part of me got a hold of the addiction of excitement in Architecture.

STAIR 1

For a beginner architect, there's lots of options for new designs of stairs. Cantilevered, spirals and others always attracts the eyes of the beginners. This model of stairs came into my mind while thinking about what goes through my Client's mindset. What can be an eye-catching design of stairs suited for my client Mountain and Moon's mindset. While observing their products, I saw that most of their designs have the shapes of crowns, roses and further materials that reflect the high distinct profiles. Thus came the idea of chess set pieces. 

Pictures are given below and hoping to learn from the failures.

Materials that can be used for this model are concrete, crushed stones.

This model can be used to represent stairs that can come to the showroom from above ground studio.

STAIRS 2

Here are some design ideas for stairs coming from below design studio to showroom. For Trent Janson, my client 2. As his works mainly deal with nature, I think his showroom can be below ground surfaces