Street furniture collections

Meristem Design worked with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea to introduce a new parklet, modular street furniture components, and integrated solar features to the space surrounding Kensington Leisure Centre. Building on our previous collaboration with the borough and an earlier parklet installation at the site, the project enhances

Langley Design manufactured, supplied and installed a range of seating, planters and a pergola for the external spaces at Prologis Park Hams Hall DC2, DC3 and DC4, new manufacturing and distribution centres located in the West Midlands. Offering in excess of 450,000 square feet of space across the three units, the company brought its extensive

Alton Gateway is a part of a larger development in this Hampshire town, which also includes a care home and some apartments along with changes to the highway and railway bridge. It has created a new public space which acts as a dramatic entrance to the town. Hornbeck street furniture welcomes visitors to this new public space. Planted up with

Woodscape provided bespoke street furniture across the public realm for the Greenwich Peninsula regeneration project, which was focused on transforming a derelict post-industrial site, measuring 79 hectares, into an urban community of 35,000 people. This plan will create a significant new piece of London and is the largest project of its

Broxap designed, manufactured and installed a range of outdoor furniture including walkways, cycle parking, seating and picnic tables for the new Oakmoor School in Bordon. Reducing internal floor space and ensuring students and staff benefit from time outdoors during the day, the configuration of the school includes external teaching space

Bailey Streetscene supplied a co-ordinated package of sheltered storage and street furniture elements to the new City Campus Manchester. The company worked with the client to maximise the re-landscape outdoor space with a number of Inspira planter system configurations. The bespoke design features tiered planter beds with integrated cantilever

Cotswold School approached Langley Design to produce a range of street furniture to go around the site, providing a collection of seating, planters and bins, all within the school’s budget. Based in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire the school is a growing 11-18 comprehensive academy. With the school having recently grown from 220 to 250

Woodscape provided timber seating and steel planters for the redevelopment of Queen's Business School in Belfast. Products included Strata seats, Strata Spheres, pre-weathered corten steel planters, Whitfield Cube seats plus 6-slat Clifton seats and benches

Weston College is a general college of further and higher education in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset. Langley Design was pleased to be asked by BAM to provide an extensive range of benches, picnic tables, cycle shelters and cycle racks to the environment

Bailey Streetscene was approached to offer advice and initial costings on a Manchester town centre residential scheme. A communal garden area and suspended roof garden were being designed as part of a large development of new luxury flats In the historic Ancoats quarter of the city. The primary requirement of Bailey Streetscene was to help

Artform Urban Furniture supplied an extensive package of outdoor furniture to brand new, purpose-built student accommodation in Nottingham. Ten Traffic Street, located on a prominent site within the city centre, is a 522-bed student residence providing luxury living. Artform Urban worked closely with Landscape Architects Ares Landscape to provide

Bailey Streetscene supplied an extensive range of external furniture and cycle parking solutions for the new Kenilworth School & Sixth Form in Warwickshire, the largest school build project in England as of its opening in September 2023. The school accommodates 2200 pupils, a significant increase from its previous capacity of 1700 students across

Public Spaces worked with Dutch partner Public Outdoor Creations to design a series of movable parklet street furniture systems for two Irish Councils. Featuring planters, benches and tables in different varieties and sizes, the parklets provide towns with the flexibility of being able to safely extend seating areas into single car parking spaces

Bailey Streetscene was specified to provide a number of dementia-friendly seating elements, planters and shelters for upgrading the courtyards at Memory Inpatient Services facilities at Hollins Park and Whiston Hospital. The street furniture required a number of bespoke design additions to adhere to health and safety requirements, including

Centerline 316 stainless steel planters, curved seating, litter bins, bollards and cycle hoops were used in the landscaping of new tramway stops as part of Phase 2 of a £570 million project to improve transport links between Chilwell and Beeston