Plant containers

Livingreen Design created bespoke planting beds and colourful fibreglass seating as part of a new Willis Construction social housing scheme in Newport. The modern apartment complex replaces previously run-down shops, and the planters and curved seating have been installed on the roof garden and rear courtyard. Planters feature a corten steel

IOTA was commissioned to design and supply bespoke steel planters for the Big Data Institute at Oxford University. IOTA’s planters were commissioned directly by the University's Parks and Estates Services Department on the basis of design, manufacture and supply. A range of bespoke products were designed for this scheme, comprising free-standing

Street Design's Diplomat planters were used to create a roof garden at The Foundry, a commercial development at 77 Fulham Palace Road, London. The planters were supplied in FSC mix redwood, left natural. The long runs of planters were delivered in fully assembled sections for ease of lifting onto the roof level. Once on the roof they were

This temporary installation of bespoke seating and planters into one of the UK’s busiest high streets is the result of detailed design development by Urban Street Furniture's engineering team in Warwick. USF supported the client's design team with its conceptual designs, then used 3D CAD software to engineer working models, from which

IOTA was commissioned by a sovereign wealth fund to provide bespoke powder-coated steel planters for two roof terraces, as part of the redevelopment of Grade A offices in the heart of St James's in London. A total of 22 bespoke trough planters were supplied, each measuring 1200x400x600mm. The planters were manufactured in 1.5mm thick zintec steel

IOTA’s bespoke zinc planters and timber seating feature in communal outdoor spaces, designed by Andy Sturgeon Design, at The Bindery office development in the heart of Hatton Garden. Extensive areas of continuous, multi-section zinc planters, suitably reinforced internally to accommodate the specified planting plan

IOTA delivered a diverse range of large-scale landscape product solutions for Berkeley Homes’ redevelopment of the historic Royal Arsenal site in Woolwich. The project requirements included free-standing and movable tree planters, fixed planting perimeters for shrubs, and planters combined with integrated benching - 17 different elements in total

Bespoke linear planters with integrated seating created by Livingreen for a large commercial roof garden took full advantage of the company's fibreglass and joinery capabilities. Livingreen engineered a solution to a series of linear planting beds fronted by seating areas that double as storages boxes. Each of the sustainable hardwood-clad seats

Street Design was specified to manufacture and supply outdoor seating and planter units for The Atrium Shopping Centre in Camberley. 3VPSW13S Swithland island seating and planter units were specified in an FSC-certified treated redwood. To reduce the on-going maintenance, they were supplied with a natural finish. The units were ordered with

Bespoke steel planters were commissioned for The Beau Brummell public house, St. James's, London SW1. The planters were designed to a standard height, but in two versions: one with a relatively low ‘birdcage’ on top; and the second with a higher, H 1050mm ‘birdcage’, to which a menu board was also fastened. The ‘birdcages’ serve as a climbing

Raaft's technical team ensured planters for the inner courtyard at Westminster Fire Station would remain safely within the maximum loading capacity of the concrete foundation over the basement. The company's ground level Planterline curved planter system and Ambit integrated seating were selected for the design. Westminster Fire Station, designed

Street Design was asked to supply Wembley Park with 12 Mews planters complete with timber screens to screen off an area adjacent to the SW Pocket Square. The planters were supplied in FSC mix redwood with a natural finish complete with mild steel galvanised corners

Following a consultation and site visit with the client, 12 WoodBlocX moveable planters were designed for Highlands & Islands Enterprise (HIE) to enhance the entrance to its An Lòchran building at Inverness Campus. The planters also form part of traffic management measures deterring visitors from parking in pedestrian areas. This is the second

Langley Design worked with Stack London and Harris Partnership to provide bespoke powder-coated zintec steel planters, spanning vast areas of the Premier Place site, to create an expansive area for greenery and garden beds and a welcoming outdoor space for residents. Premier Place is a modern and vibrant residential area in Edgeware

IOTA was commissioned by contractor Bouygues UK Ltd to design, manufacture and supply bespoke steel tree planters for the new School of Management building at the University of Bath. The planters were fabricated from 3mm-thick zintec steel, zinc-primed and polyester powder-coated to RAL 7037 [Dusty Grey]. Measuring 1200 (l) x 1200 (w) x 1000mm