When I said I needed more transparency in my life..... didn’t mean it literally!1mo ⋅ Warm-Ad-9495 ⋅ r/crazystairs
Oak wood Imperial staircase in Castel Savoia, a 19th century eclectic style villa built for the Queen consort of the Kingdom of Italy, Margherita of Savoy as a holiday home in Valle d'Aosta, northwestern Italy.1yr ⋅ temporalwanderer ⋅ r/crazystairs
I can feel myself sliding off these by just looking at them1yr ⋅ amedicalprofessional ⋅ r/crazystairs
I'll take the stairs up, but you're *crazy* if you think I'm taking the *stairs* down.1yr ⋅ temporalwanderer ⋅ r/crazystairs
Does this count? They basically are stairs. The Manitou incline in Colorado has 2,750 steps and gains 2000 ft3yr ⋅ Threedawg ⋅ r/crazystairs
Circular Stairs, like it naturally dropped from the Ceiling [574 × 446]3yr ⋅ cragtown ⋅ r/crazystairs
I saw these on a social media site. There was no info posted, but they sure are unusual!3yr ⋅ irlnpc ⋅ r/crazystairs
Atmos Studio have designed a sculptural wood spiral staircase that's the centerpiece for the 3-storey HIDE restaurant in London.3yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
The western staircase leading to the roof of the Temple of the Goddess Hathor, Egypt. 2300 years old.3yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
“Tucked away in an obscure corner of Chicago's art Institute, this wonderful staircase may not be as grand as others but its simple elegance helps foster a peaceful feeling in this gallery.” Source: Flickr.3yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
So about a week ago I found this random set of stairs that lead to nothing while hiking in a state park, I have no idea why they are there.1yr ⋅ InternalEssayz ⋅ r/crazystairs
Hotel Siro, Toshima City, Japan, designed by Mount Fuji Architecture Studio in 20201yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/crazystairs
200’ long suspended stairs to a luxury cliff hung rental I worked on. There’s lots of things I would change about the design but it’s still there!1yr ⋅ donedoer ⋅ r/crazystairs
A friend of mine (in the picture) designed and built his own stairs. Beautiful, but frightening particularly when you're going down the stairs2yr ⋅ Arrakeen42 ⋅ r/crazystairs
The original staircase at Loretto Chapel, Santa Fe, NM. It has no central column or support beams, all the weight is self-supported at the base. No nails or glue were used, only wooden pegs to secure the steps.1yr ⋅ Cortado267 ⋅ r/crazystairs
My new house has a little moving staircase that leads to the washer/dryer1yr ⋅ 077u-5jP6ZO1 ⋅ r/crazystairs
Stairs between two high-rise towers in the Fiera District, Bologna, Italy, designed by Kenzo Tange3yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/crazystairs
Staircase of La Maison de Science de Lviv, in Ukraine. It was built 1897.2yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
98 year old crazy spiral staircase in Abandoned Underground Bunker (video in comments)1yr ⋅ PumpkinAutomatic5068 ⋅ r/crazystairs
The absolutely stunning 16th Avenue Tiled Steps project in San Francisco1yr ⋅ Gainsborough-Smythe ⋅ r/crazystairs
Charles Jencks, The Garden of Cosmic Speculation, Universe Cascade, Dumfries, Scotland, 1989.2yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
Maple treads, glass panels and an aluminium rib cage create a sculptural staircase in Northampton.3yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
This spiral staircase carved from a single tree in 1851 - located in Lednice Castle, Czech Republic3yr ⋅ principle_fbundle ⋅ r/crazystairs
I don’t normally get vertigo but apparently when I can see through the whole stairwell, I’m afraid of heights2yr ⋅ raeflower ⋅ r/crazystairs
The 'Stairs of death' are a section of stone steps built by the Incas, which lead to the top of Huayna Picchu, in Peru, which is one of the steep mountains that overlooks Machu Picchu. The peak of the mountain is 2,693 metres above sea level and has Inca ruins on top [1277x1920]2yr ⋅ Gnarlodious ⋅ r/crazystairs
A unique staircase in a mountain home, located in the Yellowstone Club of Big Sky, Montana.3yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/crazystairs
