01 / Escalators
A link between
levels.
Explore escalator arrangements for vertical circulation between adjacent levels, coordinated with the architecture and expected passenger movement.
Continuous movement / A separate collection
Keep people
moving.
Escalators and moving walks for commercial,
retail and public environments.
Movement, without interruption
A natural flow.
A connected building.
Continuous passenger circulation requires a different approach from an elevator. Review rise, inclination, available space, landing transitions and passenger flow together to create a coherent route through the building.
A link between
02 / Moving walks
Make distance
feel closer.
Review horizontal or inclined moving-walk requirements for longer passenger routes. The final product arrangement and application are confirmed in technical planning.
Plan the whole route
The angle is only
the beginning.
Rise & inclination
Coordinate vertical rise, inclination and available horizontal space. Where 30° or 35° concepts are considered, suitability must be confirmed against the actual project requirements.
Landings & transitions
Review entrance and exit space, landing alignment and surrounding passenger circulation.
Balustrades & details
Coordinate handrails, balustrades, lighting and surrounding finishes as one consistent design.
Look a little closer
Details that keep
the route connected.
Detail visuals are illustrative. Final equipment, dimensions and safety arrangements are confirmed for the selected system.
Before the next step
A few useful
answers.
Begin with the floor-to-floor rise, available building envelope and expected passenger route. The layout and technical arrangement are then reviewed for the project.
Let’s move forward