Advantages of elevator provision

Elevator provision: a strategic choice

When designing new buildings and new homes, there is the opportunity to integrate – from the outset – solutions capable of improving people's quality of life and increasing the value of the property over time.

Planning space for an elevator straight away – even if installation is not immediate – represents a strategic choice that brings numerous benefits both for private individuals and for industry professionals.

Thinking today about a space for the elevator means ensuring autonomy, convenience and freedom of movement, especially in the long term.

The elevator is becoming an increasingly essential option in contexts where, for example, there are young children, groceries need to be carried comfortably, moving between floors without effort is desired, or there are physical limitations reducing mobility.

Planning space for an elevator offers benefits that go beyond simple convenience.

In particular, it ensures for you and your home:

• total accessibility: full mobility and autonomy, eliminating architectural barriers for the elderly and people with reduced mobility

• better quality of life: for an easier daily life with less effort

• increase in property value: gaining higher market value and becoming more attractive in the event of a future sale

• greater safety: reducing the risk of falls and accidents on the stairs

• future flexibility: allows you to install the elevator at any time, without having to undertake invasive, complex and costly construction work

For architects, planning – from the outset – space for the elevator in new projects means offering clients versatile, cutting-edge housing and commercial solutions that comply with regulations.

In particular, it allows you to create projects capable of:

• anticipating needs and market trends

• foreseeing the future needs of people living in the spaces

• preserving your design freedom and creative freedom in the layout of interior spaces

• minimising the aesthetic and functional impact of any future installation

• complying with accessibility regulations – including future ones

• making your project more attractive to clients by offering a tangible and long-term benefit

• creating up-selling opportunities with complete packages that also include elevator installation

• making the design more sustainable, prolonging the building’s useful life and its adaptability

Every building deserves an elevator, but not all buildings are designed to accommodate one.