Omos - coordinated street furniture

Queens Walk student accommodation in the centre of Reading is a short walk from the University of West London. Barton Willmore was commissioned to produce design proposals for an existing courtyard space as part of wider refurbishment works to Yell House, and chose Omos to supply the raised planters, bench seating and architectural canopies

The Green is an integral element in the open space and pedestrian network within Malahide. It is the only large public open area within the town centre and as such has an important role to play in the fabric of the community. Collaborating with O’Brien Landscaping and Fingal County Council, Omos provided a selection of bespoke and standard

Tullow Street is the main shopping street in Carlow Town. The street was partially pedestrianised ten years ago when it was re-paved. The delineation between pedestrian and vehicular traffic was marked by colour and texture change across the level surface. Railings positioned intermittently along the street helped to mark change from road to

In 2010 Dundalk Town Council won €1.9m in funding for the redevelopment of Market Square. Nicholas de Jong Associates (Urban Design) were commissioned to design the scheme and for Omos, this project represented an opportunity to engage with the architect and contractor at an early stage. Nicholas De Jong chose from Omos's standard range for much of the furniture as well as adapting some products

The historic People’s Park in Dún Laoghaire near Dublin opened in 1890. In 2014, an extensive refurbishment of the park restored its original Victorian layout and introduced contemporary interventions to upgrade it for the 21st century. This included a new circulation network with widened paths, restoration to the existing seating and playground

Omos provided bespoke concrete seating in conjunction with its Portuguese partner AMOP for the redevelopment of Athlone town centre. The scheme also features Omos litter bins, bollards, cycle stands and tree planters

Omos played a key role in this public realm redevelopment supplying stainless street furniture from their range which included s16.2 litter bins, s39 tree planters, s69 cycle stands and s26 bollards. The scheme in Bangor was designed by Aecom and delivered by FP McCann

Omos seating, planters, tree grilles and cycle stands were selected by Kildare County Council to elevate both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the Kilcullen Road Active Travel Scheme. Opened in April 2024, the project involved a significant overhaul of the cycling infrastructure for this county town in Ireland. In partnership with the

Omos provided standard and bespoke purpose-made outdoor furniture for a new mental health facility at St Brendan’s Hospital in Grangegorman, Dublin. Products included bollards, seating, cycle stands, planters and ashtrays