These two images show X-Ray shots of the two
levels in the final scheme.
These are a few images showing off the major
attractions of the building and the design itself.
Above image shows a material sketch I used in
the place of where a painted or photographed
artwork would be placed in the scheme.
The image above introduces us to the spiral stairs
whilst it gives an outline of the space in the lower room.
The image below gives many examples of where my
designed materials have been incorporated into the walls,
the foundations (concrete structure) and in the presentation
stands for the sculptures whilst they link to the overall design.
The above image sows a bird's-eye view of the structure
whilst the image below gives a view of Stelar'c upper gallery
and a few of his famous artworks and sculptures.
THE STAIRS
Here are a few shots of the stairs detailing where they
are situated, their functionality and the aspects they provide
for the viewer in the gallery when they use them.
The stairs add an element to the design and join the
room together, giving a view of the whole upper
gallery as you ascend them to the upper level.
These spiral stairs offer a new dimension to how
the viewer can receive the artworks from many
different angles and thus offering different
perspectives that give a greater appreciation for
the works. It also acts as a spine for the room
and subsequently the entire building, contributing
to the design and also giving optimal functionality.















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