Traffic Pattern
Expected passenger flow, direction and peak-use conditions.
Continuous People Flow
Keep high-traffic spaces
Escalators and moving walkways for retail, hospitality, transport and large mixed-use environments.
Continuous movement between levels.
Escalators
Connect levels while supporting visitor flow.
Escalators are part of both the movement strategy and the architectural experience of a busy property.
The enquiry should consider the building type, expected passenger pattern, level connection, entry and exit areas, surrounding circulation and visual direction. DVT supports escalator enquiries for suitable high-traffic applications.
- Shopping centres and retail environments
- Hotels and mixed-use developments
- Large commercial and public spaces
- Transport and circulation environments
Make longer paths easier to navigate.
Moving Walkways
Support continuous travel across larger distances.
Moving walkways can help visitors travel through long horizontal or selected inclined routes in large properties.
They are often associated with transport hubs, shopping destinations and expansive public or commercial spaces. Route length, slope, passenger direction, circulation and integration with the building should be discussed at project level.
- Transport-oriented environments
- Large retail and shopping destinations
- Long internal travel paths
- Integrated people-flow planning
Planning Considerations
Movement systems that work with the building.
Route Geometry
Level connection, travel path and surrounding circulation areas.
Building Context
Retail, hospitality, transport, public or mixed-use application.
Visual Integration
Material and appearance choices that respect the architectural direction.
Project Enquiry
Discuss the space, route and people-flow requirement.
Share the property type, proposed level connection or walkway path, location and preferred selection range. DVT can then continue a more relevant product conversation.