ligthouse with elevator

grabcad

Here we have a modern interpretation of a lighthouse, an old project revamped with a unique twist.the traditional construction methods used in bygone eras reveal a surprisingly effective design strategy, which has been refined over time. human beings have long understood the principles of load lifting mechanisms, devices that can be adapted for use as rudimentary elevators.thanks to its inclusion in the accompanying drawing sheet, the pattern lighthouse in this project stands out for its ingenuity - and the fact that it enables users to ascend through the lighthouse using a spiral staircase, despite the many laborious steps involved.we propose harnessing the historical expertise related to load lifting technology, drawn from both shipbuilding practices - as well as practical knowledge derived from early industries like maritime shipping in order to elevate the heavy machinery required for navigation onto the very roof of the lighthouse itself.by adopting an ancient yet innovative mechanism, based on endless chains that transport passengers and freight, this system is able to seamlessly operate without manual control – instead requiring merely an 'on/off' switch.once inside one of several available compartments – you are treated to a tranquil, gentle ascent that allows riders time for contemplation while moving slowly through these passageways at all times.on one particular floor, access doors will grant passage into waiting vehicles positioned there; on other levels though stairs still prevail - providing easy entry and exit opportunities whenever necessary.throughout this study you see what is essentially an operational lighthouse replica scaled at a precise 1:1 – designed specifically to verify the concept in full detail.this blueprint represents the base form which I will eventually complete and share afterwards – including crucial technical documentation that further specifies our plans step-by-step; in the near future these documents are ready for your review and exchange with our current files!