Omos - external seats and benches

NOMA is Manchester’s new mixed use regeneration project led by The Co-operative Group and Manchester City Council. The £800 million project began in 2011 and focused on revitalising and opening up the northern half of the city. Dutch architects Mecanoo along with Royal Haskoning created a shared vision for the public realm which enhances the inner

The Michael A Ashcroft Building was completed in 2003 and is located on the Chelmsford Rivermead Campus of Anglia Ruskin University. This building is home to the Lord Ashcroft International Business School and required external seating to complement the façade of the building. Positioned in front of the Ashcroft building are vibrant street seats

Dublin City Council decided to redevelop the Rathmines site to provide a range of quality sports and community facilities. Donnelly Turpin Architects won an invited competition to complete the design which included a range of residential apartments to be sold on the open market on completion. As part of the winning design Donnelly Turpin

Myrtle Square is situated in the heart of Dun Laoghaire town, south Dublin. This project saw a dramatic redistribution of public realm space in favour of pedestrians and as a destination space. The goal of this project was to create a landmark for the centre of the town, creating a communal area in the process. Omos provided bespoke planter

In November 2007 Kilcock, Co. Kildare underwent a significant on-street redevelopment programme. The work focused on the central part of the village and involved re-paving and kerbing, the introduction of new street lighting and street furniture. Omos supplied all of the street furniture for the project. This included s11.3 litter bins, s16 litter

In 2022, Dublin’s Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland opened Ballyfermot People’s Park. Situated next to the area’s civic centre, the park was initially proposed by residents. Dublin City Council Architect’s Department used bespoke Omos furniture to help realise the locals’ vision of creating a communal space for all to enjoy. The bespoke seating

In September 2011, Naas Town Council completed an extensive revamp to the area fronting its town hall. With great sensitivity to the landmark building, Architects McCarthy O'Hora redesigned the approach to the building, greatly improving access for all while providing a well designed fresh new look to the building. Omos provided all of the street

Wicklow County Council partnered with Omos, and subsequently Amop, to provide bespoke street furniture aimed at enhancing Arklow town centre's appeal and functionality as part of the redevelopment of Main Street in an effort to counter the recent trend of commercial activity shifting to ‘out-of-centre sites

Father Collins Park is named after Fr. Joseph Collins (1924-1979) the first parish Priest of the Holy Trinity Parish, Donaghmede, who worked tirelessly for the community of the parish. The 52 acre Park, opened in May 2009 by the Lord Mayor of Dublin Eibhlin Byrne, is the end result of an international competition held by Dublin City Council in

Omos was commissioned to create display cases for 5 bronze relief panels of market traders for George's Street in Newbridge town centre, Ireland. Outdoor seating and litter bins were also supplied

Completed in 2018, the landscape refurbishment of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin was carefully thought out with regard to the choice of materials and products which would emphasise the site's historic character. Omos supplied new bespoke benches which surround and overlook the cloister garth and labyrinth features. The benches were carefully

Dublin City Council undertook a broad-scale renovation of Merrion Square Park. The main focus of the renovation works was to recreate the original ‘jardin Anglaise’ layout. Omos produced bespoke cast iron and iroko seating, iroko and stone benches, and stainless steel signage

The long awaited Millennium Town Park on the Island of Jersey was officially opened to the public in October 2011. Landscape architects Burns and Nice chose Omos litter bins and benches for the project. The idea for the park came about following a petition from 16,400 people, the result brings much needed green space to the north east of town. The