A staircase within a working layout
The store setting brings the stair into a broader interior composition. Circulation, display positions and the upper-floor arrival are relevant starting points for a comparable retail brief.
Brand retail · Beijing, China
A flowing route.
A retail setting.
A curved steel staircase within a Beijing SALOMON retail interior, recorded in BUBUJIA’s project portfolio. The form sits alongside the store’s displays and circulation route.
- Location
- Beijing, China
- Setting
- SALOMON retail interior
- Staircase
- Curved steel staircase
- Photograph stage
- Existing interior photograph
Form within
the retail interior.
Read the curve and its edges
The photograph provides a reference for the curved steel form and its relationship to the surrounding interior. Exact dimensions, steel specification and hidden connections cannot be established from the image.
Coordinate through the fit-out team
BUBUJIA’s project record describes coordination through the fit-out contractor. For a new retail order, define who approves dimensions, finishes, structure and the sequence with other trades before manufacture.
Project identity and photographs are from BUBUJIA’s existing project records. Dimensions, completion date and performance figures are not specified in this case study.
For a related project
Use the idea.
Start from your site.
If you are planning a retail staircase, send the store layout, customer route, floor levels, reference images and fit-out programme. Identify the designer and contractor who will review the interfaces.
Planning a similar staircase overseas?
Bring the reference.
Let’s review your project.
BUBUJIA accepts export staircase orders from China, with manufacture, agreed protective packing and installation support planned for your site.