This LEED-H Platinum-certified custom luxury home in Oregon demonstrates an exceptional commitment to excellence. Designed by Green Hammer architect Jan Fillinger, the Fineline House was designed and built with unprecedented precision — from the interior finishes to the state-of-the-art lighting, ventilation, and built-in home energy-monitoring systems. It utilizes Passivhaus detailing and 100% of the lumber used for the structure and framing of the project was Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC)-certified.

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This dark boxed style staircase definitely lends itself to that of modern design. As in many of our modern work there is more to this stair than meets the eye. To achieve stability and longevity the hardwood shell surrounds a steel zig zag structure. Stairs were fabricated in Edmonton and shipped and installed in Toronto, Ontario.

This quaint split stair design shows an interesting collaboration of materials. Steel center stringer in black with complementary black posts suspend glass panels by means of stainless rods and standoffs. Another small detail noticed in some images is the triple groove non-slip detail near the nosings of each step.

This walnut cantilevered staircase was a wonderful little project we worked on with InDesign renovations. When working with small spaces we pay close attention to scale and provide 3D drawings to assist our clients on seeing the final vision of the staircase. This early 70's contemporary home was brought up to date throughout and upon entry the staircase was the first thing visible. Our clients were very pleased.

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This quaint split stair design shows an interesting collaboration of materials. Steel center stringer in black with complementary black posts suspend glass panels by means of stainless rods and standoffs. Another small detail noticed in some images is the triple groove non-slip detail near the nosings of each step.

This walnut cantilevered staircase was a wonderful little project we worked on with InDesign renovations. When working with small spaces we pay close attention to scale and provide 3D drawings to assist our clients on seeing the final vision of the staircase. This early 70's contemporary home was brought up to date throughout and upon entry the staircase was the first thing visible. Our clients were very pleased.

This Grand Tigerwood Flared Staircase is accompanied by a special edition Gothic style post designed by Architech Stairs & Railings owner Justin Lupien. Convex 3" thick solid Gancolo Alves treads AKA (Tigerwood) make for an extremely heavy staircase. Includes paneled stingers and lower convex closed rise stair with same

This 270º twist is quite a centralized showpiece for this small loft style home. Complete with open rise maple treads stained dark and round stainless spindles. The staircase also is designed with a flared bottom and 2 swooping rail returns to the floor. A curved support heel accentuates the look and also gives the stair it's freestanding capability.

Wenge center stringer freestanding staircases with integrated upper landing, Cumaru treads 2.5" thick, Craftsman reveal panel posts with double top rail in Tamarack profile.

This gorgeous split stair design showcases our tapered metal black posts and stainless bar suspended glass panels. The stairs themselves rest on a complimenting black steel center stringer and have been stained with a slightly darker contrast to the hardwood floor.

This Yacht style staircase was a welcome edition to a local loft renovation. Steel white center stringer uses a 225º twist and small freestanding heel to help gain support. Minimalist white pipe rail provides a beautiful contrast to the dark espresso colored treads.

This dark boxed style staircase definitely lends itself to that of modern design. As in many of our modern work there is more to this stair than meets the eye. To achieve stability and longevity the hardwood shell surrounds a steel zig zag structure. Stairs were fabricated in Edmonton and shipped and installed in Toronto, Ontario.