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Shopping-centre atrium with a glass panoramic lift and escalators crossing between the galleries.
Source: Hyundai Elevator

00ProductsHyundai Elevator

Special-purpose elevators

Observation cars for façades, atriums and halls, adapted to each building.

The models
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Speed
0.75–1.75m/s
Load
450–1,600kg
Use
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01The model

The model, at a glance.

A glazed car for façades, atriums and lobbies: the ride becomes part of the architecture.

01 · Special-purpose elevator

Observation elevator

For façades, atriums and lobbies.

Hyundai technology in a glazed envelope to enhance façades, atriums and lobbies: five configurations, from one glazed side to an all-glass car.

Speed
0.75–1.75m/s
Load
450–1,600kg
Persons
6–24
  • 1-sided
  • 2-sided
  • 3-sided
  • Semicircular
  • Glass-walled

according to Hyundai Elevator

Principle plans seen from above, not to scale.

02Five views

03Where it fits

The sectors it serves.

Hospitality & tourism

In a hotel, the elevator is part of the welcome: ride comfort, a refined car and constant availability, from lobby to guest floors.

Models in this category

Explore the sector · Hospitality & tourism

Retail & shopping centres

Connect levels, guide flows, showcase the atrium: escalators, moving walks and observation cars.

Models in this category

Explore the sector · Retail & shopping centres

04Planning

Preparing the installation.

The points to settle with the architect and the engineers to prepare the layout.

Observation elevator

  1. 01

    External shaft

    Fix the shaft position early, inside or on the façade: it sets the supporting structure, the landing access and the weatherproofing.

  2. 02

    Glass and structure

    Car glazing and shaft glazing are drawn together with the structural engineers, so the sight lines stay continuous.

  3. 03

    Light

    Exterior car lighting is set together with the façade lighting: at night, it is what draws the object.

05Quote

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