About this asset

This modern open riser stair family for Revit features timber treads, steel stringers, and a frameless glass balustrade system. This U-shaped stair assembly features a contemporary open-riser design that prioritises visual lightness and transparency. The treads are constructed from solid timber, providing a warm contrast against the structural black steel stringers. A frameless glass balustrade is integrated with a slimline handrail, ensuring safety without obstructing sightlines. The geometry is clean and minimalist, suitable for high-end residential or boutique commercial interiors. Each element is clearly defined, allowing for material assignment to distinguish between the timber, steel, and glass components within the Revit environment for accurate scheduling and visual representation.

The download is a 563 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Users can load this RFA file directly into a project environment to replace default stair types or as a standalone component. It is best managed by assigning specific sub-categories to the timber, steel, and glass elements to control visibility and graphics settings. Once placed, the stair can be adjusted to match floor-to-floor heights, with materials mapped to project-specific standards to ensure consistency across the model and final rendered output.

This stair system is ideal for open-plan residential projects, luxury apartments, and modern lobby spaces where an architectural feature staircase is required. It pairs effectively with minimalist interiors, exposed concrete, or timber flooring. Professionals searching for a refined, contemporary circulation solution will find this asset useful for both early-stage design visualisation and detailed construction documentation. Its clean lines make it a versatile choice for architects looking to integrate high-quality, lightweight stair assemblies into their Revit project libraries.