Glass elevator for Battersea Power Station revealed in new. Watch our talk with Aritco on the future of craft live from. Great glass elevator to whisk visitors 83-storeys up. Find out more about Dezeen partnership content here.īureau de Change inserts bronze lift into 1920s art deco. This article was written by Dezeen for Aritco as part of a partnership. To find out more about the Aritco HomeLift, visit Aritco's website. Today, Aritco has installed lifts in more than 35,000 homes, offices and public buildings across the world. The elevator can travel across up to six floorsĪritco was founded by four friends in a living room in Stockholm in 1995, and today produces 4,000 elevators a year from its factory that are sold in 40 countries around the world. 'In the event of power failure, a spare battery nudges the platform those final few feet and there's an emergency call button in the event of an accident or any other emergency,' Aritco added. The doors lock automatically behind an open shaft, while a key can ensure that the control panel is locked. To guarantee user safety, the brand has installed smart doors designed to prevent trapped fingers. The colour and intensity of the lighting can be adjusted via an app 'The lift's interior and its customisable lighting system can be seen from elsewhere in the house, effectively turning the whole structure into a multi-storey floor lamp,' Aritco said. The intensity and colour of the lighting can be controlled and scheduled via the accompanying SmartLift app, while clear or tinted glass doors allow the interior to be visible even from outside. The back wall can be customised with backlit artworks printed on acrylic The back of the elevator functions as a DesignWall – a backlit piece of wall art manufactured from acrylic glass, which users can select from a collection of works by Swedish designers and artists. It is available in 11 colours, including Light Ivory and Sage Green, and six carpet styles courtesy of Swedish design company Bolon. Its interior can be tailored to the individual owner using a 3D customisation tool on the Aritco website.

Clear doors reveal views of the elevator's interior HomeLift comes in five sizes, spanning up to six floors, and can carry up to five people.

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