A choice of geometries
Explore round, octagonal, offset and double-frame cabin concepts.
All elevatorsObservation
Elevator collection / observation
Observation
elevators
Make movement part of the view.
Turn vertical travel into an architectural experience. Observation elevators combine visible movement, glazed cabin concepts and carefully coordinated structural geometry.
Discuss this elevator
A coordinated experience
Purpose in every
detail.
Connected to the architecture
Review the shaft, support and glazing arrangements alongside the wider building design.
A considered interior
Coordinate finishes, handrails, lighting and passenger interfaces without losing the openness of the concept.
Space & system planning
Every site has
its own starting point.
Choose the project situation to see the first items to coordinate.
Coordinate before construction.
For observation elevators, align shaft position, floor access, pit and overhead provisions with the structural and architectural design before fixing the final system.
Plan with our teamTechnical planning
Start with the
right questions.
View direction and cabin geometry
Internal or external exposure
Glazing and support coordination
Landing access and entrance orientation
Capacity, speed, travel, dimensions, available options and applicable requirements are confirmed in the technical proposal.
Your interior language
A considered
arrival.
Coordinate cabin finishes, handrails, operating panels and landing entrances from the design collection.
Explore the design studioBefore the next step
A few useful
answers.
Round and octagonal concepts, including offset and double-frame arrangements, can be considered. Final options depend on the selected system and project geometry.
Let’s move forward