Bailey Street Furniture Group - plant containers

Bailey Streetscene's bespoke planter elements and integrated seating have been used to elevate accessibility and aesthetic appeal as part of the near £5m Stirling Station Gateway Development project. Aimed at enhancing access for pedestrians, cyclists and individuals with disabilities, the project had a keen emphasis on creating an inviting

The provisional street furniture package for this project was extremely over budget, with the concrete being the main cause of this due to the complexity of the moulds required. Bailey's in house design team managed to develop a new design for the concrete products to reduce the overall costs

The Hive is a Grade A office building in the heart of Manchester's thriving Northern Quarter. This 79,000 sq ft building is home to some of Manchester's most creative and innovative businesses, with a ground floor arcade offering retail and hospitality space for the public. Since its development in 2010, the building has achieved a BREEAM

Bailey Streetscene transformed the Channing Junior School entrance with bespoke seating and planter elements. The client wanted an aesthetically-pleasing and durable outdoor seating solution that would seamlessly integrate with the school's surroundings. A tailored solution that included a large bespoke oval-shaped planter and integrated hardwood seating

Bailey Streetscene was appointed by Bowmer + Kirkland to deliver a complete external furniture package for a new extension to Fosse Park retail outlet near Leicester. Bailey's knowledge and guidance was key with the need for cycle parking and shelters, bespoke litter bins, bollards, seating, and a number of substantial Inspira planter units

The redevelopment of the Elliott’s Field Shopping Park in Rugby, Warwickshire includes 12 new retail units, 2 new cafes, improvements to car parking facilities, and new co-ordinated street furniture. The architect approached Bailey Streetscene to provide a range of street furniture products that worked well together and reflected the overall

Bailey Streetscene supplied a large number of the new Inspira planters to Elizabeth Street in Belgravia, London. The planters have been utilised to extend the available outdoor space for restaurants on the street. The freestanding units have been positioned in parking bays in front of the buildings that create enclosed dining areas to encourage