Apple Stores With Glass Staircases

• Soho (NYC) - straight run to second floor, first installed
• The Grove (LA) - straight run to second floor
• North Michigan Avenue (Chicago) - straight run to second floor
• San Francisco - straight run to second floor
• Shinsaibashi (Osaka, Japan) - spirals left to second floor, first spiral design, suspended from ceiling by steel rods
• Regent Street (London) - straight run to second floor, widest staircase at 2.4 meters
• Nagoya (Japan) - straight run to second floor, ballastrade is the supporting structure, doesn't touch the ground level
• Shibuya - spirals right to second floor at rear wall of stor, supported from ground level
• Fifth Avenue (NYC) - spirals left to underground, supported from ground level; circular glass elevator in center tube (unique)
• West 14th Street (NYC) - spirals left to second and third-floor, supported from ground level. Tallest design of any store (3 levels, with Boylston Street)
• Milton Keynes (UK) - very narrow, tight left turn at rear of store to second floor
• Boylston Street (Boston) - spirals left to second and third-floor, supported from ground level. Tallest design (with West 14th Street)
• Sydney, George Street - two straight runs of glass, one on top of each other, with a milk-white ceiling over the top and view ports at the top and bottom of structure. The stairways are hidden away behind the back wall.