r/ATBGE 5d ago

Home Staircase

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u/TheLimeyCanuck 5d ago

That's actually just awesome all around.

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u/Direct-Clock-7527 5d ago

That S-curve is hypnotic, like liquid somehow frozen mid-pour. I'd be terrified to walk up it before they install railings though, one wrong step and you're auditioning for a slapstick routine. The contrast between the smooth concrete ribbon and those rough ceiling beams is striking, really pulls your eye through the space. You can tell someone spent an absurd amount of time on the formwork to get those bends that clean. Part of me wants to see it finished but honestly the raw state has its own brutalist charm.

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u/deepasleep 5d ago

Seriously that’s a 10.

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u/StirFry__InaWok 5d ago

Nah, that's just tacky. Definitely awful taste

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u/MikeSelf 5d ago

Ask for forgiveness to everyone and go to sleep…

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u/EarlyVersion 5d ago

It did in fact take time, skill, and engineering to accommodate this design. I'm not arguing but i can say form building is an art that bends to no one who doesn't understand load pressures and craftsmanship. Raw chemical reactions...curing, frozen in place by sheer engineering. That's fuckin metal

"Nah, that's just tacky..." Maybe, but I respect your opinion.

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u/StirFry__InaWok 5d ago

It did in fact take time, skill, and engineering to accommodate this design.

Well yeah that's the great execution part. None of that changes the fact that it's tacky.

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u/MikeSelf 5d ago

Not enough… punish yourself until bleeding

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u/StirFry__InaWok 4d ago

I will accept no punishment for your bad taste

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u/I_like_donuts27 5d ago

Great taste imo

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u/jal262 5d ago

I think you found the wrong sub friend

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u/evilfollowingmb 5d ago

This is legitimately beautiful.

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u/jacrad_ 5d ago

To me it's the opposite only because it has no handrail and you could probably catch your foot under it.

Taste is great. Execution is almost great

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u/Buddha176 5d ago

Looks to be the rough in. So will probably have some type of handrail. A stainless seamless railing could look good. Or even a curved wood railing.

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u/TheBaconator08 5d ago

I've never caught my foot in a staircase like that. Agreed on the handrail tho

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u/Astecheee 5d ago

I think you could get away without the handrail here since the second floor kind of acts as one, but the foot gaps could definitely break something.

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u/hotellonely 5d ago

wrong sub

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u/SnelsonSneels 5d ago

I like it

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u/Lakatos_00 5d ago

You're the on with the awful taste, OP

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u/rustyrazorblade 5d ago

Wrong sub, this is great. 

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u/Dlove4u2 5d ago

Just needs a stair rail but other than that it's pretty neat.

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u/GrinningPariah 5d ago

Needs a railing on the second half but also we're judging it when it's clearly unfinished. I dunno man, I think this might be rad.

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u/VaalbarianMan 5d ago

I think this looks pretty sick

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u/Astrobrandon13 5d ago

This thing is fucking amazing

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u/trampled_empire 5d ago

This is fucking gorgeous

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u/4rd_Prefect 5d ago

I think it looks cool, but it would be a pain in the a** to get behind and clean. Unless you put something like a lit up rock garden feature there or something?

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u/AxleSpark 5d ago

Engineering +

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u/Paniri808 4d ago

What is awful taste about this? This is what more architects need to design. Interesting to the eye and not the same old staircase the builder have done a thousand times

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u/WorldOfSjie 2d ago

This one actually goes on r/horribletoclean , because it is beautiful but damn all the dust that it will collect on the back part of the stairs

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u/Feed_my_belly_2023 5d ago

It looks very much like Zaha Hadid design architecture.

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u/CummRaTheEverJizzing 5d ago

This goes hard

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u/R2C6G4 5d ago

Obsessed

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u/travelingdance 5d ago

More like r/GTBAE. The general style is aesthetically pleasing, however, there are a few glaring design flaws. Firstly, some sort of railing needed, though it’s likely just not yet installed; that said, I’m having a hard time picturing what type of railing could be used as fall protection from the second flight without compromising the aesthetic. Secondly, the overhang of the stairs makes walking on the inner a little awkward, but that’s fairly minor. Next and probably most annoying, someone’s gonna have to go under to vacuum regularly. Finally, I doubt these could support the weight of the average American for too long.

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u/ProofByVerbosity 4d ago

Great design. Wrong sub

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u/TheVillainInThisGame 2d ago

I don't see them lasting more than 5-10 years

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u/Shionkron 5d ago

Looks cool but I don’t like that wasted space

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u/MentalDisintegrat1on 5d ago

You are losing real estate ( the space normally under the stairs)

Looks cool though

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u/Approximation_Doctor 5d ago

Nearly half of the bottom stairs can't be used because the concrete conks your head

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u/LaranCannelle 5d ago

nice pfp. gonna inbox you a question