What should be considered when designing stairs / differences in the winding?

Above all, it depends on the house and the floor plan. Accordingly, one cannot say that one staircase or the other is the best or most sensible. BeHaElJa described it quite well. Each staircase requires a different amount of space, so the floor plan will definitely have to change if the type of staircase is changed. So, it's best to talk to the architect about it if you prefer a different type of staircase.

If you want a specific staircase, it must be planned that way. The design stands or falls with the staircase. Just search for Treppen ABC on Google.

Hello,

That is not correct, a straight staircase requires the most space, followed by a quarter-turn staircase!

According to whom?

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Thanks for the link!

I don’t think that choosing one stair type or another can be so easily reduced to the required space and thus become an exclusion criterion.

A landing staircase fits just as little into every floor plan as a straight staircase. The latter’s spatial requirement, btw, rounds off the spatial feel of a generous design, where a ¼ or ½ turn staircase would probably look intentional but not well executed. Staircases should, in my opinion, also be used design-wise and not solely as a connection between floors.

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and I don't know the link that Baufie sent to Bauexperte ;) but basically the space issue of a staircase also concerns the size of the hallway that is needed. This tends to get lost a bit in this thread, but it would probably be interesting for the thread creator to know :) Greetings

Do you have experience with 1/2 winding stairs regarding the dimensions?