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Tee range is a modular street furniture system, engineered around a stainless steel core and clad in hardwood timber and aluminium panelling. Designed for high-specification public realm and retail environments, the range spans planters, monoliths, fingerposts, litter bins, cycle stands, bollards, and benches: primary structure: Stainless steel

Alongside over 1500m2 of rain garden planting we've completed along Amhurst Road in Hackney, we recently installed a range of our interactive and pollinator-friendly features such as: bee posts, gabion benches, bug hotels, habi-stacks and bird boxes. Project overview Building on previous projects such as Marvin Street and Downham Road, the Amhurst

Langley Design worked closely with Kier Construction and Lanpro to design, manufacture and install bespoke Zintec and powder coated steel planters alongside a package of premium Accoya timber benches. The result is a practical yet visually refined solution that complements the building’s contemporary architecture while introducing warmth, texture, and greenery into the space

BENKERT BÄNKE Ontigo 3D-printed recycled plastic seating and planters are modular, customised and sustainable. Manufactured using a large-format 3D printer, the result is beautifully designed, functional, durable and sustainable furniture for outdoor and indoor use. A complete 3D toolset is available with all the data needed to integrate Ontigo

Flow by Raaft is a modular furniture system for roof terraces, made from Corten steel, powder-coated finishes, and FSC accredited timber. Units include benching, planters, and storage, designed to connect directly to the Raaft terrace system. Six pre-fabricated sizes range from 3m square to 6mx4.5m, with linkable modules for larger layouts

Kennington Oval Reimagined is a local neighbourhood project which transformed the public realm, creating vibrant, sustainable, child friendly streets. The project area contains the Kennington Park estate, the iconic Oval Cricket Ground and 2 primary schools. 68% of households here don't have access to a car, so Lambeth & Meristem reimagined the

Working with Croydon Council’s placemaking team Meristem Design have delivered a range of projects across town centres and community spaces in Croydon, fitting into wider regeneration works undertaken by the council including this new HIVE bug hotel. The overall goal of the project was to assist Croydon Council in creating greener, more biodiverse

Project overview Meristem Design have partnered with the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority to deliver the biggest and most innovative Mobility Hubs network in the UK, receiving a Gold Accreditation from CoMoUK. Installed across the West of England as part of the Future Transport Zone (FTZ) initiative, the £28 million programme funded by