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| Strut-Crude |
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| Staircase from exhibition space to Strut building. |
Material Selection: The poles surrounding the staircase are made of brown granite, a strong material which is able to support the structure above and the staircase within and fundamentally acts as the balustrade for the stairs. The stairs themselves are made of solid white concrete to add to the sophistication of the Givenchy building. The windows of the building are made of glass to give the designer plenty of natural light to work. The walls and floor are constructed of white polished concrete for a pristine look.
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| Staircase from exhibition space to Crude building. |
Material selection: The balustrades are made of glass to make the ramp/stair appear as if it's floating or even speeding through the air. The ramp/ stair itself is made of steel to look like a tyre rim since it sits inside the tyre-looking building. The footholds on the stairs are made of black concrete with steel lines on top to look like footholds of a motorbike. The building itself is made of black asphalt to appear like one enormously thick rubbery tyre.
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