The staircase and the arrival space
The sweeping form gives the stair a distinct presence within the hotel interior. The photograph is a visual reference for the curve, colour relationship and the surrounding finished space.
Hospitality · Changsha, Hunan, China
A soft curve.
A hotel arrival.
A gold-and-white curved staircase in the Yishang Hotel interior in Changsha. The existing project photograph shows continuous curved sides, light-coloured treads and illuminated tread edges.
- Location
- Changsha, Hunan, China
- Setting
- Yishang Hotel interior
- Staircase
- Gold-and-white curved staircase
- Photograph stage
- Finished interior
A continuous line.
A layered finish.
Coordinate the finish build-up
A comparable stair needs the steel fabrication, tread finish, edge treatment and lighting interfaces to be developed together. The visible gold colour does not establish a particular alloy or coating specification.
Plan the use and the programme
For a hotel project, discuss the intended user route, adjacent finishes, maintenance access and installation sequence with the project team. A finished photograph does not establish the stair’s approved use or local compliance.
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.
For a similar hotel interior, send plans and sections, the intended stair use, floor levels, finish references and lighting intentions. State the project’s approval and installation responsibilities.
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.