The Order of Steel, the Breath of the City

Railings are not just boundaries, but a gentle dialogue between the city and its people.

Defining public safety with industrial precision, reconstructing spatial relationships with architectural thinking.
Stainless steel is not just a material, but a silent promise to protect countless passersby.

Library Viewing Platform

Challenge: Extreme transparency combined with absolute safety.
Solution:
• 12mm ultra-thin vertical columns, 110mm spacing (minimum visual interference meeting international safety standards)
• Triple-layered laminated glass + concealed stainless steel clips (unobstructed view, structure seemingly invisible)
• 5-degree inward tilt of the top handrail (ergonomically designed for forward-leaning viewing posture)
• Anti-glare matte brushed finish (avoids glare from glass curtain wall reflections)

Historic District Renewal Invisible Fence System

• Black PVD-coated stainless steel (discreetly blending into the color spectrum of blue bricks and gray tiles)
• Laser cutting of traditional ice crack patterns (old craftsmen don’t understand CAD, but nod and say ‘it has an old feel’)
• Demountable modular design (partial railings can be temporarily removed during major events, restoring the historical square to its original scale)
• Anti-graffiti nano-coating (protects against unauthorized writing, but allows for temporary artwork by licensed artists)