MOCAA by Heatherwick Studios Reinvents the Vertical Journey

Experience the magic of the Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) elevators by Heatherwick Studio. These custom glass elevators celebrate the historic silos, reinventing the vertical journey. With transparency and interplay of light, they offer captivating views and a revitalized museum visit. Discover how Heatherwick's innovative design creates a transcendent experience, merging art and architecture in a mesmerizing way. Step into the MOCAA elevators and be transported to a world where history and modernity seamlessly intertwine.

Custom Elevator, Modern Elevator Design, Panoramic Glass Elevator, Vertical Landscape, Museum ElevatorsJoshua NelsonJune 11, 2023Museum Elevator, Concrete, Galleria, Panoramic Elevator, Panoramic Glass Elevator, Africa, Heatherwick Studios, Thomas Heatherwick

Heatherwick Studio's Ultra-Luxury Residence Blossoms Out of Singapore's Skyline

Heatherwick Studio’s new ultra-luxury residence in the heart of Singapore's Admore Draycotta Area is a tranquil vertical palace of natural beauty. With an abundance of sensuous spaces, the building blossoms out of the city into a soaring vertical landscape.

Custom Elevator, Modern Elevator Design, Outdoor Elevators, Residential Design, Skyscrapers, Vertical LandscapeJoshua NelsonJuly 18, 2020Best Elevator Designs, Elevator Interior, Condo Board, Thomas Heatherwick

Pacific Place Bubble Elevators by Thomas Heatherwick is a Sensual Experience of Texture, Form and Materiality

Waves of stone ripple around the corners of a Hong Kong shopping centre renovated by British designer Thomas Heatherwick. Pacific Place was originally constructed in the 1980s and is located at the base of four towers, which house offices, hotels and luxury apartments.

Art Elevator, Custom Elevator, Fashion House, Hotel Elevator, Panoramic Glass Elevator, Shopping CentresJoshua NelsonMay 19, 2020Thomas Heatherwick, Elevator Design, Best Elevator Designs

Heatherwicks One-of-a-Kind Elevator

Nicknamed “The Vessel,” the dynamic structure that has captured the attention of media, designers, critics, as well as visiting and resident selfie hunters alike rose out of the multi-billion dollar Hudsons Yards development in New York in early 2019. At 150ft (45 metres), stairs climb up in every direction providing the public a one of a kind vertical climb unlike anything constructed before.

Art Elevator, Custom Elevator, Outdoor Elevators, Panoramic Glass Elevator, Vertical LandscapeJoshua NelsonAugust 13, 2019Thomas Heatherwick, Glass Elevator, Panoramic Elevator, Panoramic Glass Elevator, New York, Art Elevator