Photo Contest 2018 Winners

Aug 1, 2018||Elevator World
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Aug 1, 2018
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The hoistway of Toronto’s CN Tower; photo by Hector Cambiasso and submitted by Anupa Simon

New category spurs more interest in competition’s sixth year.

ELEVATOR WORLD’s Sixth Annual Photo Contest broke records by receiving more than 250 photos from 22 countries. Another record, 3,765 online votes, weighed in to choose 32 winners of seven categories from 84 finalists. Different this year was that the elevator categories supplanted “Skylines & Tall Buildings” as the most popular category. A new category, “Who Reads EW?” proved to be a fun entry. EW appreciates those who participated by submitting photos or voting for them. Submissions are being accepted immediately for next year’s contest. Use the same link to share your photos with the elevator world and earn a chance to win US$250 cash or the equivalent in Elevator World, Inc. educational products or advertising, in addition to appearing in this space next year.

The hoistway of Toronto’s CN Tower
The hoistway of Toronto’s CN Tower; photo by Hector Cambiasso and submitted by Anupa Simon
Red and playful lift ready to lift your dreams up,
A “red and playful lift ready to lift your dreams up,” as DOPPLER S.A. describes this Grecian elevator
GEDA SH 2200 US rack-and-pinion lift
This GEDA SH 2200 US rack-and-pinion lift at a Montreal asphalt plant was photographed by GEDA USA Elevator & Material Lift Co., LLC Senior Technician Billy Hausinger and submitted by Craig Tinnin.
Slow Ride, Take It Easy
“Slow Ride, Take It Easy”: This summertime installation in a Hard Rock Casino and Hotel parking garage in Hollywood, Florida, is one of eight with different song titles in their friezes. Submitter Wade Sutherlin said center-parting doors really opened the cab up for designers to have a field day with conceptualizing these complex, shiny finishes.
Standing out From the Crowd
“Standing out From the Crowd”: Back-painted glass panels create a bold contrast from the concrete interior of the Ryerson Student Learning Centre in downtown Toronto; submitted by Josh Nelson.
Art and Transparency
“Art and Transparency”: Submitter Fabio Pellegrini of New Albatross S.r.l. said of this lift in Gritti Morosini Palace in Venice, Italy, “The customer requested how to overcome the architectural barriers, keeping the beauty of the historical building unchanged. This elevator designed and produced by ALBATROSSNET, a 100% Italian company, was the answer.”
Lift Yourself at Home
“Lift Yourself at Home”: Submitter DOPPLER S.A. said this lift inside the commercial and cultural center of Doha, Qatar, stands out.
PVE37 Vacuum Elevator
A PVE37 Vacuum Elevator servicing a ski lodge in the mountains of Colorado; submitted by Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators of California
PVE52 Wheelchair Accessible Vacuum Elevator
A PVE52 Wheelchair Accessible Vacuum Elevator servicing the living room of a Miami home; submitted by Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators of California
Dolcevita
Submitter Alessandro Buono of thyssenkrupp in Germany said this lift should be used “in case you have to have breakfast with cornetto and cappuccino on the rooftops of Rome. #dolcevita”
Milan Central Railway Station
Milan Central Railway Station; submitted by Buono
Good Morning in Turin
“Good Morning in Turin”; submitted by Buono
Down to Earth
“Down to Earth”: An escalator in the Royal Opera House in London; submitted by Vassily Getsov
Diagonal
“Diagonal”: A minimalist’s take on escalators at an H&M store; submitted by Buono
A fun and vibrant escalator at Berjaya
A fun and vibrant escalator at Berjaya Times Square Theme Park in Kuala Lumpur; submitted by Rosley Majid
A brass Otis hand crank
A brass Otis hand crank in Carnell Hall at Temple University in Philadelphia; submitted by Daniel Genuario
Promenade
“Promenade”: The Aberystwyth Cliff Railway in Aberystwyth, U.K., which opened in 1896, is a 237-m-long funicular system largely designed and engineered by George Croydon Marks; submitted by Getsov.
Acuñamiento (Wedging)
“Acuñamiento (Wedging)”; submitted by Raul Vazquez
Castrol LubeCon lubricator mounted in a hoistway
A Castrol LubeCon lubricator mounted in a hoistway, which submitter Joe Heastie says is “user programmed to periodically apply specially engineered lubricants to the rope strands.”
Only 90 floors. Is there more?
“Only 90 floors. Is there more?”: The Shanghai World Financial Center; submitted by Wayne Pringle
Ultracaps Are Serious Stuff
“Ultracaps Are Serious Stuff”: An Epic Power ultracapacitor printed circuit board; submitted by Pilar Molina
Heavy Metal
“Heavy Metal”; submitted by Brayan Casas
Skyhouse
“Skyhouse”: This 26-story building in Denver features one service and three passenger elevators, all thyssenkrupp Synergy 300E units; submitted by Donnie Volsch.
Skylon Tower and the Rainbow Bridge
Submitter Tony Liu said of this photo of Skylon Tower and the Rainbow Bridge (taken from the Canadian side of Niagara Falls): “The tower is tall, though the sky is the limit; the bridge was built long between the borders. Those silver linings extend beyond yet pull people closer.”
A view of Philadelphia
A view of Philadelphia from Temple University; submitted by Genuario
Manhattan, New York
Manhattan, New York; submitted by Jerry J. Davis
Four majestic towers stand on the Madrid skyline
Four majestic towers stand on the Madrid skyline; submitted by Vazquez
Enjoy Reading at First Glance
“Enjoy Reading at First Glance”; submitted by Dong Hong
Reading Elevates Your Mind
“Reading Elevates Your Mind”: Part of the next generation of EW readers, a girl takes the express elevator to industry enlightenment; submitted by Fotini K. Hatziefstratiou.
What better place to read about elevators than in one? This one is an Elesse Home Lift; submitted by Julian Orchard.
ELEVATOR WORLD — A World Within
“ELEVATOR WORLD — A World Within”: Or, “There’s an EW for That!”; submitted by Kumaraswamy B.S.
There’s no age limit to EW!
There’s no age limit to EW! A new generation learns about new lift technologies; submitted by Belletti Srl Photo Archive.
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