The introduction of new technology is occurring at an incredible rate, changing the way people communicate. Connectivity has never been better, nor so complex.
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by Leonardo Servadio In the context of Lift 2010 in Milan, Italy (ELEVATOR WORLD, March 2010), the first congress dedicated to the dialogue between the technological and aesthetical aspects of elevators was held. Elevators have acquired a primary importance in new architectural projects, while in Italy, a debate on how to add eleÂvators in ancient…
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Soaring 484 meters (1588 feet) above Victoria Harbor, the International Commerce Centre (ICC) is the essence of Hong Kong
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This is the third and final article in a three-part series that examines movies featuring an elevator as a primary setting
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In 2010, the Argentine Cámara de Ascensores y Afines celebrated 40 years as a publisher one activity to be among many others pioneered by the institution
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The Chartered Institution of Building Service Engineers Lift Group held its annual general meeting on February 9 in Balham, London. The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) Lift Group held its annual general meeting on February 9 in Balham, London. The general meeting began with Michael Bottomley, president of the CIBSE Lift Group, declaring…
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This article explores the issues related to the affects safety codes have on elevator renovations. The lifespan of a cab interior is shorter than that of the rest of the elevator, and during its lifetime, an interior is likely to need multiple renovations. Choosing an interior is more than a matter of picking something out…
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EW takes a look at Phoenix Modular Elevator, manufacturers and installers of modular elevators since 1998. Phoenix Modular Elevator (PME) has been manufacturing and installing modular elevators across the U.S. since 1998. In 2009, PME purchased the assets of Infinite Access Corp., including its AC3000 patent, and started manufacturing under the PME name. Using the…
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Already accepted in many countries, the acceptance of safety and fire rating standards is growing. Shared rules and codes enable continuous improvements and increasing safety levels for lift installations. Safety and fire rating standards such as EN 81-1/2 and EN 81-58 are already accepted in many countries, and their acceptance is growing; shared rules and…
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After 46 years of service, modernization of the Danube Tower’s elevators was needed to transport residents and tourists through the 170-m tower. The Danube Tower was built in 1964 as part of the site for the Viennese International Horticulture Show (WIG). It was designed by the late, internationally renowned architect Professor Hannes Lintl. Up until…
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