The journey
Photographs of the lower level, upper level and slope help explain the movement that needs to become easier.
Your project context
An inclined connection designed for the people who will use it.
A villa, condominium and public site may have similar terrain. Their uses, decision processes and project organisation are nevertheless very different.
Project before product
Start with the client and the service required.
A homeowner generally wants to simplify a daily route between house, garage, garden or pool. A condominium must document a shared benefit, construction work, approval and maintenance. A public authority places the equipment within a public route, operating plan and professional design process.
This user-led approach complements the overview of private funiculars and outdoor inclined lifts. It helps bring the right people together before the project is reduced to an equipment label or a price.
Three routes
Find the page that matches your situation.
Each page sets out the decisions, documents and points of attention relevant to its type of project owner.
House, villa and private property
Private funiculars for villas and hillside homes
A clear route from the first photographs to a bespoke outdoor inclined lift or private funicular for a hillside property.
Shared areas and collective decisions
Outdoor inclined lifts for condominiums on sloping sites
Prepare a collective inclined-lift project with clear information about shared areas, approvals, construction and long-term operation.
Public space and continuity of service
Inclined mobility for public hillside sites
Frame a public inclined-lift or funicular project around passenger flows, urban integration, operation and a documented project process.
A common foundation
The useful first information remains simple.
The users
Passenger numbers, frequency and objects carried give the study a practical framework.
The existing project
Plans, architect, managing agent, project manager or known timetable help organise the next checks.
Start with the information useful for a first project review, then present the site and intended journey to F. Labbé.