Glass lift shaft forming the corner of a Dover Heights home, beside the courtyard pond

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E2 Glass Shaft Home Lift in Dover Heights

A Glass Lift at the Corner of a Dover Heights Home

In Dover Heights, the E2 home lift sits inside a glass shaft that forms an architectural corner of the house, with views of the private courtyard and the pond around it. The project was a collaboration between C M Hairis Architects, Evidis Construction and the Lift Shop team.

LiftE2 home lift in a glass shaft
StopsThree levels
LocationDover Heights, Sydney
ProjectC M Hairis Architects and Evidis Construction

Finishes

Walls
Brushed stainless steel look, smoked mirror
Trims
Brushed stainless steel look
Ceiling
Brushed stainless steel look, starry Sky
Control panel
Brushed stainless steel look
Doors
White

Three levels, seen inside and out

The lift serves all three levels.

Corner of the glass-walled E2 lift shaft rising above the stone-paved courtyard of a Dover Heights home

Stainless steel and glass

Brushed stainless steel and full-size glass panels were used for both the cabin walls and the landing doors, which keeps the lift transparent, durable and modern.

Marble, pattern and light

A brown marble floor and a Labirint pattern ceiling add depth to a minimal palette, and a Dedalo digital position indicator on the car operating panel adds a smart touch.

Planning a lift with a view? Come and visit our Sydney showroom, or see how much a home lift costs. You can also get a quote.

From the courtyard the shaft reads as part of the glasswork of the house, and from inside the cabin you look out over the courtyard.

A related project worth a look is the glass-shaft Elfo lift in Sydney.

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