What is the space in between flights of stairs where you can see all the way down called?

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The space between flights of stairs that is kinda like a tunnel of sorts. Or a shaft. Does it have a name? It needs a name. Maybe this should be posted on a architecture page.

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The space between flights of stairs that is kinda like a tunnel of sorts. Or a shaft. Does it have a name? It needs a name. Maybe this should be posted on a architecture page.

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The space between flights of stairs that is kinda like a tunnel of sorts. Or a shaft. Does it have a name? It needs a name. Maybe this should be posted on a architecture page.

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The space between flights of stairs that is kinda like a tunnel of sorts. Or a shaft. Does it have a name? It needs a name. Maybe this should be posted on a architecture page.

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I think you are referring to a
stairwell:

a long, vertical passage through a building around which a set of stairs is built

(Cambridge Dictionary)

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I think the landing the flat area where people enter and exit the stairway. I'm talking the air space in-between the stairs.
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I think you are referring to a
stairwell:

a long, vertical passage through a building around which a set of stairs is built

(Cambridge Dictionary)

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I think the landing the flat area where people enter and exit the stairway. I'm talking the air space in-between the stairs.
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I think you are referring to a
stairwell:

a long, vertical passage through a building around which a set of stairs is built

(Cambridge Dictionary)

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I think the landing the flat area where people enter and exit the stairway. I'm talking the air space in-between the stairs.
– Kyle Storey
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I think you are referring to a
stairwell:

a long, vertical passage through a building around which a set of stairs is built

(Cambridge Dictionary)

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I think you are referring to a
stairwell:

a long, vertical passage through a building around which a set of stairs is built

(Cambridge Dictionary)

edited 2 mins ago

answered 6 mins ago

user240918

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I think the landing the flat area where people enter and exit the stairway. I'm talking the air space in-between the stairs.
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I think the landing the flat area where people enter and exit the stairway. I'm talking the air space in-between the stairs.
– Kyle Storey
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I think the landing the flat area where people enter and exit the stairway. I'm talking the air space in-between the stairs.
– Kyle Storey
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