Real-Life Escher Stairways

'Endless Stair' by dRMM Was Built for the London Design Festival 2013

Endless Stair by dRMM is an M.C. Escher-inspired staircase built for the upcoming London Design Festival 2013. The staircase draws direct inspiration from the Dutch artist's drawings. A total of 20 separate staircases will make up Endless Stair.

In addition to being quite the sight to see, Endless Stair by dRMM will offer those who climb up it a prime view of London. The staircase is to be placed in front of St. Paul's Cathedral and will offer those who ascend it a view of the River Thames, Millennium Bridge and Tate Modern. London Design Festival 2013 kicks off September 14th and runs until the 22nd.

Interactive Sculptures
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Optical Illusion Designs
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Art and Design
Endless Stair by dRMM provides inspiration for the art and design industry to explore creating interactive and visually stunning installations that captivate their audiences.
Architecture and Interior Design
Architects and interior designers can explore integrating optical illusion designs into their buildings and spaces to create awe-inspiring and visually striking environments for their clients.
Landscaping
The landscaping industry can explore integrating unique and visually striking structures into outdoor public spaces to enhance the visual appeal and functionality of urban areas.
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