240 St George’s Terrace

As part of an asset enhancement initiative at 240 St George’s Terrace, the lift cars were comprehensively upgraded to deliver a premium, contemporary passenger experience. Completed in collaboration with OTIS, the project combined high‑end interior materials with advanced lift interface technology, all engineered to meet OTIS performance and compliance requirements.

Deliver a luxury interior design aligned with the building’s commercial standard.
Ensure all finishes and fixtures meet OTIS structural, weight and access constraints.
Enhance passenger experience through improved lighting, materials, and user‑interface technology.
Provide long‑lasting durability and a cohesive visual identity across all lift cars.

Key Interior Features

Side Walls — Laminated Bronze Glass & 20 mm Silver Travertine

The side walls feature a refined combination of:

Laminated bronze glass mirrors, introducing warmth and depth through reflective bronze tones.
20 mm Silver Travertine stone, adding natural texture and architectural presence.

Materials were coordinated to integrate with OTIS fixing locations and access requirements.

The rear wall is constructed using two full‑height laminated bronze mirror glass panels, installed with a precise 2 mm vertical feature gap between them.

Dual‑Panel Bronze Glass with 2 mm Feature Gap

The design intent and practical benefits include:

A subtle, clean architectural line that enhances the symmetry of the rear wall
Controlled expansion tolerance and safe handling during installation
Compliance with weight, fabrication and transport constraints
A seamless visual effect while intentionally expressing the vertical joint

This rear feature wall forms the primary visual focus of the lift interior.

Handrails — Black Powder‑Coated Lumorail LED Rails

The lift cars include Lumorail illuminated stainless steel handrails, finished in a sleek black powder coat. These provide:

Integrated subtle lighting
Improved passenger comfort and safety
A contemporary accent that complements the bronze tones

Flooring — 600×600 Metz Element Tiles

The flooring was upgraded to Metz Element 600×600 tiles, selected for:

High durability
Non‑slip performance
A neutral colour tone that grounds the design

The tiles interface cleanly with OTIS car base structures.

Front Walls & Technology Integration

The front swing‑style walls were refinished using electrostatic painting for a smooth, durable finish. Integrated components include:

Pixel Opal HD 21.5″ display screens, offering crisp, high‑resolution passenger information
Dewhurst US95‑AB antibacterial bi‑colour push buttons, enhancing hygiene and accessibility

All systems were coordinated with OTIS engineering specifications and commissioning protocols.

Car Operating Panel (COP) — Rimex T22 Stainless Steel with Dewhurst Buttons & Omega Key Switches

The car operating panels were constructed using Rimex T22 bronze‑tone textured stainless steel surrounds, providing a refined and cohesive finish that aligns with the lift interior palette.

The COP units incorporate:

Dewhurst US95‑AB antibacterial bi‑colour push buttons, offering a hygienic, accessible, and highly legible user interface
Omega key switches for essential operational and service functions, integrated cleanly within the layout

All components were engineered and installed in full coordination with OTIS control systems, wiring requirements, and commissioning standards.

Conclusion

The completed lift interior upgrades at 240 St George’s Terrace deliver:

A refined, warm and contemporary interior aesthetic
Enhanced passenger comfort through improved lighting and clear digital interfaces
Long‑term durability through premium architectural materials
A premium vertical transport experience aligned with the building’s prestige

The project successfully merges modern interior design with OTIS engineering reliability, elevating the building’s overall user experience.